On Tuesday, the Colts' owner fired back at Belichick's comments from Monday night's episode of ESPN's ManningCast. Belichick claimed Peyton Manning and the Colts used to pipe in crowd noise when his New England Patriots would come to town, then cited a time when the noise actually skipped.

Belichick was referring to a 2007 matchup between the Colts and Patriots where the league looked into an accusation that the Colts were pumping in fake crowd noise. The league and CBS both found that the issue was specific to the broadcast — where the crowd audio skipped — and not something people in the stadium were actually hearing.

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay responded to Bill Belichick's claims of "piped-in" crowd noise at the RCA Dome. "Reminder..."piped-in crowd noise" myth --- 1000% fictional," Irsay said on X. Belichick,

"When the crowd noise skipped, then that's how we knew they were pumping it in." The post Bill Belichick couldn’t resist reminding Peyton Manning of accusation that Colts used fake crowd noise appeared first on Boston.

Former New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick hasn't forgotten about the alleged fake crowd noise being pumped into the RCA Dome during Peyton Manning's legendary run with the Indianapolis Colts. When appearing on ManningCast for the Monday Night Football game

Bill Belichick delivered a real zinger at the expense of Peyton Manning and the Indianapolis Colts on Monday night.

Bill Belichick was part of many historic battles with the Indianapolis Colts when he was the head coach of the New England Patriots, particularly in the early-to-mid 2000s when the Patriots were engaging in battles with the Peyton Manning-led Colts.

Bill Belichick tells Peyton Manning he figured out the crowd noise at the RCA Dome was fake when the track skipped.