Belichick: 'Full speed ahead' in Jets preparations  — New
England's 28-14 loss to the New York Jets early in the season
doesn't mean much to Patriots coach Bill Belichick.  Neither
does the 45-3 win on Dec. 6 that gave the Patriots a split of
the season series.  The postseason is a new season for the coach
of the team with the NFL's best record. For Belichick, past
results have little effect on future games.  "Now it will be
best two out of three. It's probably the way it should be," he
said Sunday when he began to focus on the Jets, the Patriots'
opponent in the AFC divisional round. "I don't think the last
game or even the first game, either one of those games is going
to mean a whole lot."  The Jets (12-5) earned another game next
Sunday at the home of the Patriots (14-2) by beating the
Indianapolis Colts 17-16 on Nick Folk's game-ending 32-yard
field goal on Saturday night.  Belichick had seen that kind of
finish before. In two of his three Super Bowl championships with
the Patriots, he watched Adam Vinat