FOXBORO -- Bill Belichick will see a more complete New York Giants offense when he sees them on Super Bowl Sunday, and in a press conference on Friday, the Patriots coach talked about just how much more dangerous they are now, since the last time the two teams played in Week 9.
"They've got a lot of different guys to stop," said Belichick. "You can't just say, well we're going to stop one thing. They'll kill you with the other ones.
"This is no one-man band. We've got to deal with all of them."
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When asked if this is now the most complete offense the Patriots have faced all year, Belichick described why they are so dangerous, mainly because of their ability to produce, even when they know exactly what the Giants are going to run.
"When they've got to throw it, they can throw it. When they've got to run it, they can run it," said Belichick. "I think that's the mark of a good offense. Even though you kind of know what they're going to do, they can still go out there and do it."