Colts owner Jim Irsay pushes back after Bill Belichick claims team pumped in crowd noise: '1000% fictional'

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Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay caught wind of six-time Super Bowl winning coach Bill Belichick's claims that the NFL franchise used artifical crowd noise during a game at its former home stadium.

The Colts played home games at the RCA Dome from 1984 until 2007. Indy's current home, Lucas Oil Stadium, opened in August 2008. 

Belichick made his routine appearance on the "ManningCast" on Monday night as the Kansas City Chiefs hosted the New Orleans Saints. Belichick and was asked about measures he would take to simulate the crowd noise when a team he was coaching was preparing to travel to Arrowhead Stadium. 

The Chiefs longtime home set a Guinness World Record for stadium noise during a game against the Belichick-coached New England Patriots during a game in 2014. Fans registered the sound at 142.2 decibels, which is effectively louder than when a typical commercial airplane is roaring for take off.

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Nov 10, 2023; Frankfurt, Germany; Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay speaks during a fan event at Chicago Meatpackers before an International Series game against the New England Patriots. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-USA TODAY Sports)

While Arrowhead Stadium is widely regarded as one of the most intimidating places for opposing teams to play, Belichick used the discussion about crowd noise as an opportunity to take a jab at the Colts — and effectively at Irsay.

"The crowd noise at Arrowhead wasn't as bad as when we played you with all the piped-in music at the RCA Dome," Belichick told