Football Coverage from AFC East to NCAA FCS
The Buffalo Bills will feature a new starting left guard this season as Connor McGovern moves over to center. Former Dallas Cowboys' stalwart La'el Collins will likely compete for the job.
The Buffalo Bills reunited with quarterback Mitch Trubisky to serve as the team's second-stringer after the former NFL starter made a good impression in 2021.
NFL Network's Brian Baldinger offered a bold prediction for the New York Jets, suggesting their elite defense will carry the franchise to the AFC East title.
The New York Jets lost special teams ace Justin Hardee to the Cleveland Browns in free agency, meaning the undrafted Irvin Charles will have a chance to become a regular.
The New York Jets are expecting WR2 Mike Williams ready in time for Week 1, but head coach Robert Saleh said the 29-year-old has a 'long way to go' in his recovery from ACL surgery.
The New York Jets need depth behind RB1 Breece Hall and New England Patriots' free agent Ezekiel Elliott could warrant consideration from Robert Saleh and Co.
Heading into the offseason with only two experienced defensive ends— Von Miller and Greg Rousseau —under contract, the Buffalo Bills made a pair of moves to form a quartet that will likely share snaps in 2024.
New York Jets' general manager Joe Douglas rebuilt the starting offensive line, but the roster lacks battle-tested backups behind 33-year-old tackles Tyron Smith and Morgan Moses.
The New York Jets are apparently ready to make a full court press for free agent receiver Mike Williams, but it shouldn't preclude them from exploring Tyler Boyd as an option.
The New England Patriots' puny passing attack still needs a No. 1 receiver amongst other playmakers. Will the new regime target free agent pass-catchers such as Mike Williams or Odell Beckham?
The Buffalo Bills added a depth receiver on Wednesday, perhaps signaling a plan to move on from free agent Trent Sherfield. Buffalo reached an agreement with veteran role player Mack Hollins.
Defensive tackles Quinton Jefferson and Al Woods served as productive rotational pieces after signing one-year contracts with the New York Jets in 2023, but it appears that the team is moving in a different direction this offseason.
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