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(Reuters) - Whether or not the Super Bowl champion New England Patriots will be without star quarterback Tom Brady for their first four games next season, Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan says he is "not feeling sorry for anybody." The division rivals are scheduled to clash in Buffalo in the second week of the season, on Sept. 20, when little-known Jimmy Garoppolo is likely to fill in for a suspended Brady and Ryan will be focused on getting his own team prepared. "No matter who is there, we're playing the Patriots Week Two and they're playing us," Ryan told reporters on Wednesday. "(Coach Bill) Belichick is going to bring his team in and he's going to have them prepared. All the particulars and all that stuff, I really haven't given any thought to it." Brady was suspended four games by the National Football League on Monday for his role in 'Deflategate' but is hoping to get the ban overturned, or reduced, through an appeal.
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