NFL Trade: Brandon Marshall To Miami Dolphins Shakes Up AFC East

And once again, the Buffalo Bills are left out in the cold.

With Brandon Marshall going to the Miami Dolphins, this leaves the Bills as the only AFC East team without a legitimate star wide receiver.

The Patriots have Randy Moss and the Jets have Santonio Holmes. Braylon "Dropsie McGee" Edwards deliberately is not included on this list. He's only a star wide receiver in his head.

The Bills have a lot of pondering to do the next week because they now need not only a good wide receiver, but they probably could use an upgrade at quarterback as well. Terrell Owens proved last year you can have all the talent in the world, but it doesn't mean much if the man behind center can't get the ball to you.

Marshall has caught at least 100 passes for 1,100 yards the past three seasons. Holmes won the Super Bowl for the Steelers in the 2008 season and Randy Moss has caught 250 passes for more than 3,500 yards in the last three seasons for New England.

The current top receiver on the Bills roster is Lee Evans, who had 44 catches for 612 yards and seven touchdowns.

The Dolphins now have one of the league's premier wide receivers for Chad Henne (Or Chad Pennington) to throw to. They now have an answer for Mark Sanchez to Holmes and Tom Brady to Moss.

The only burning question the Dolphins have on offense now is, how many touchdowns can Marshall score for them this year?

The burning question for Buffalo is, what now?