Links to the Best in AFC East Coverage, 2/23 Edition

New England Patriots

B/R correspondent Dan Talintyre has some thoughts on how the Patriots could fix their woes in the secondary. That would seem to be the primary area of focus for the 2012 offseason as a whole, and there will be plenty of opportunities to upgrade where the Patriots see fit.

NFL Films guru Greg Cosell is great at X's and O's analysis, so I was elated to find out that Tom Curran of Comcast SportsNet had interviewed him on which free agent wide receivers fit the Patriots. This has been a topic on the AFC East blog for weeks, so it was good to get some expert analysis.

Jeff Howe of NESN.com has 20 thoughts and says the Patriots could target Mike Wallace if they wanted to, with the receiver set to get the first-round tender as a restricted free agent. The Patriots have two picks in the first round. He also speculates that the Patriots could trade up to No. 6. 

Miami Dolphins

Dolphins fans are getting swept up in ManningMania and according to USA Today, there's a billboard up in Miami which calls for the Dolphins to do everything they can to get him in town.

B/R Dolphins featured columnist Mario Cuadros has a rundown of some prospects the Dolphins should be looking at in the first round of the draft.

And the prolific Omar Kelly of the Miami Sun-Sentinel says the Dolphins have needs and wants this offseason and that it's important to differentiate the two. Here is his breakdown of the needs and here's the wants.

New York Jets

B/R senior writer Syvato Rovenchuk has his thoughts on why Peyton Manning to the Jets makes sense for everyone.

B/R Jets featured columnist Aidan Mackie has some prospects the Jets should have their eyes on at the combine. He has a good spread of positions, but it's no surprise to find his first seven prospects are offensive linemen and guys in the front seven. 

Buffalo Bills

B/R Bills featured columnist Josh Cembellin has some good news for Bills fans: Terrence McGee has agreed to a restructured deal, according to BuffaloBills.com. That means the Bills could possibly have even more cap room to go after their prized free agents.

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