Patriots coach Bill Belichick speaks after Super Bowl XLVI: “It’s not a good feeling to lose this game.”

Patriots coach Bill Belichick was clearly stung after the Super Bowl XLVI loss to the Giants, but it wasn’t quite like 2007. This time, he seemed to really appreciate being there, being more expansive discussing it. Belichick offered some explanations on a few things, even though he was hurt by the defeat. “First of all, congratulations Giants,” Belichick said. “Won a championship, they’re a good football team and they’re well coached.  They obviously played well tonight. Very competitive football game, they just made a couple more plays then we did. By the way our guys played, fought, fought all year, fought tonight, and we had our chances. We just couldn’t quite make enough plays. Giants made a few more than we did. Really isn’t too much more to say about. Can’t fault the effort of any of our players. They played as hard as they could, we could have just played a tiny bit better.  It was obviously a very competitive football game.” Want some more highlights...