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FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- The New England Patriots dont know yet who theyll face in their playoff opener. But they do have firsthand knowledge about all three potential opponents. The Patriots, after all, have already played every one of them. They routed the Indianapolis Colts 59-24 and the Houston Texans 42-14 and lost to the Baltimore Ravens 31-30 on a last-play field goal. So until the he finds out, coach Bill Belichick is playing it safe. The Patriots will focus on themselves, first and foremost. And as for the opponents? Well ... "Well work on everybody," the coach said Wednesday. New England (12-4) will be home for the divisional round on Jan. 13 against the Texans if they beat the Cincinnati Bengals in Saturdays AFC wild-card game. If Houston loses, New England will host the winner of Sundays game between Baltimore and Indianapolis. "After the Houston game, well either be full-speed ahead on Houston," Belichick said, "or well put that in the drawer and wait and see what happens in the next game." Either way, New England will be an interested viewer from afar this weekend. And none of the options will be easy, so any extended look the Patriots can get could prove valuable. Rookie defensive end Chandler Jones doesnt know if hell be trying to sack Houstons Matt Schaub, Baltimores Joe Flacco or Indianapolis Andrew Luck. So, like his teammates, hell watch film and concentrate on self-improvement this week. Hell also review his own handwritten notes from previous games. "I have a big stack of notes, actually, that I keep," Jones said, "So its good to have those things to look at certain tendencies. I cant really talk so much about the Colts because I didnt really play. I was injured (in the first quarter), but, definitely, you can go back through those notes." All three possible foes have changed since facing the Patriots. The Ravens, in fact, have had alterations on the coaching staff and lost four of their last five games. "Theres a lot more information since the time we played them," Belichick said. "That definitely needs to be analyzed." The Patriots were leading 30-20 before Flacco threw a 5-yard touchdown pass to Torrey Smith with 4:01 left. Justin Tuckers 27-yard kick won the game two plays after a 27-yard pass interference penalty against Devin McCourty gave Baltimore the ball at the New England 7-yard line. The loss dropped the Patriots to 1-2, their first sub-.500 record since they lost the 2003 opener. But by the time the Colts visited on Nov. 18, tthe Patriots were 6-3 and on a roll.dddddddddddd New England quarterback Tom Brady outplayed Luck and the Patriots received a huge boost from the defence and special teams. Aqib Talib, in his first game since being traded from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and rookie Alfonzo Dennard returned interceptions for touchdowns. And Julian Edelman brought back a punt for another. "As a defensive back, we have short-term memories," Talib said, "so I dont remember too much about the game. Im kind of worried about getting ready this week." The Patriots win streak had reached six games when the Texans came to town with the NFLs best record and second most points. They left with a beating. Brady threw four touchdown passes, all before six minutes were gone in the third quarter and the home team cruised to victory. "We cant predict the score but we know we can dominate games," McCourty, who had a first-quarter interception, said after the game. The Patriots did lose to the San Francisco 49ers the next week 41-34, then struggled to beat the lowly Jacksonville Jaguars 23-16. But they rebounded with their first shutout since Oct. 18, 2009, a 28-0 romp over the Miami Dolphins in the regular-season finale last Sunday. New England also had a bye after its eighth game, a 45-7 win over the St. Louis Rams in London. Afterward, the Patriots won five straight games, starting with a 37-31 victory over the Buffalo Bills. But this break is much different. "After the St. Louis game, we knew we were playing Buffalo so there was a certain element of preparation that we could start on with them, even the next couple games after that," Belichick said. "Now its just a one-game season. We dont know who our opponent is. Were doing things that we think will help our football team." Like giving them three days off after Thursdays practice. Sort of. "You cant take a week off," guard Donald Thomas said. "You have to just keep working, keep preparing, just try to get better each day and put the work in. So, next week, when we know who were playing, we can really focus on them." Some players will be glued to their televisions for the wild-card games. "Ill watch every game this weekend closely," safety Steve Gregory said. Others wont ... or so they say. "Ill be hunting," said running back Stevan Ridley, a native of Mississippi. "Im going down South." All of them will be back by Monday, though, when the identity of their opponent is no longer a mystery. ' ' '