Call off the dogs? Not under bully Billy's watch

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- You've heard of Manny being Manny. Well, we now have Billy being Billy.

What's the matter, Belichick? You couldn't find Joe Gibbs' dog to run over while you were running up the score?

Don't let the smiles deceive you, Bill Belichick is out to destroy the rest of the NFL. (Getty Images)

Oh wait ... the Patriots just went for it on fourth down again while leading by 40.

New England 52, Washington 7 ... and the Indianapolis Colts in deep, deep doo-doo?

Once again, Belichick ran up the score on a helpless opponent by running fake spike plays, going for it on fourth-and-1 and throwing deep, all while possessing gargantuan leads.

While en route to a dramatic showdown with the Colts this week -- it's the latest two undefeated teams have met in a season since 1921 -- and possibly pulling off an undefeated season and Super Bowl title, Belichick is simultaneously running his Worldwide Revenge Tour.

Don't make Bill Belichick angry. You wouldn't like Bill Belichick when he's angry.

We get it, Bill. You're mad the league ratted you out over Videogate. You're out for revenge. You want blood. You're De Niro in The Untouchables. You're going medieval and analog on people.

You are raising your middle finger to the entire football establishment.

Belichick is so angry right now he makes Malcolm X look like Kris Kringle.

We get it, Billy.

However, what Belichick did to the Washington Redskins in treating them like they were the Washington Generals was questionable at best. It is the second straight week the Patriots have run up the score unnecessarily and this time Belichick did it to one of the classiest coaches in the history of modern football.

After the game Gibbs did shake Belichick's hand, but it was an extremely quick handshake.