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The New England Patriots and the Indianapolis Colts spoke to the media Wednesday about their upcoming AFC Championship match up this Sunday.

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SOUNDBITE (English): Chuck Pagano, Head Coach Indianapolis Colts

"Well, we certainly understand and know what happened in those prior games. They really don't have any relevance on this game as far as we're concerned. I really feel like our team is playing as good as it's played all season, especially in the playoffs, especially with our win against Cincinnati and then our win last Sunday against Denver. So we're a confident bunch right now. I like where we're at in all three phases. We have to play better in all three phases in order to give ourselves a chance to win, but I think they're a different team and we're a different team team right now."

SOUNDBITE (English): Andrew Luck, Indianapolis Colts Quarterback

"Yeah, I think they do a great job of taking away your strengths in a sense. They're not going to let you get easy first downs, easy yards, easy points. Every down is a chess match and a battle. They do a great job of scheming and have great players - there's a bunch of studs out there. Their back end is loaded with guys who can play football. They can rush the passer. Two stud inside linebackers. They can create a lot of problems."

SOUNDBITE (English): Bill Belichick, Head coach New England Patriots

"They've got so many big play guys. Of course it starts with (Andrew) Luck, but he's got a great receiving core. They run the ball well. They're consistent. They've got productive players at tight end; receiver; running back; quarterback, a lot to defend. Again, as explosive a team as there is in the league both in the regular season and then in the post season and then very consistent about making big plays from everywhere by everybody. So it's going to be a big challenge for us this week. All the things we have to deal with. A good football team. A good organisation. We're going to have to play our best game of the year. That's the way I look at it. Play and coach our best game of the the year."