Links to the Best in AFC East Coverage, 2/29 Edition

Buffalo Bills

B/R contributor Greg Maiola says it's time for the Buffalo Bills to finally get a draft right. They've had some bad ones in recent memory, but last year's was especially terrible.

Fans hoping the Bills target a pass-rusher got some good news when it was rumored that the Bills spoke to Illinois defensive end Whitney Mercilus, according to Joe Buscaglia of WGR 550 in Buffalo.

New York Jets

B/R Jets featured columnist Danny Paskas has five positions the Jets must address in the draft.

Could the Jets be bringing back wide receiver Braylon Edwards? Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News says Edwards has been cleared for landing and will replace wide receiver Plaxico Burress, who will not be retained.

Miami Dolphins

B/R Dolphins featured columnist Alessandro Miglio has some potential trade partners for the Dolphins with some very interesting scenarios. Could Dontari Poe have pushed his stock into the top 10 and have someone wanting to trade up to get him?

And of course, Poe wasn't the only story at the combine. In fact, here are seven takeaways from the combine from B/R Dolphins featured columnist Scott Altman.

For Dolphins fans looking for an economy lesson, Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald has his thoughts on why some teams will come away from the frenzy for quarterbacks empty handed: Supply and demand.

New England Patriots

Will Julian Edelman be playing offense or defense next year? ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss gives his thoughts on that, and also reports that Edelman has begun offseason workouts.

Also, B/R Patriots featured columnist Oliver Thomas has 10 takeaways from the combine. 

Finally, Kristen Jane of The Foxhole blog has her thoughts on Kevin Faulk potentially retiring. It would be sad, but it may be time to hang 'em up for No. 33. 

NFL Draft

My good friend John Sarmento of 2 Mugs Fantasy Football has his mock draft of how your team should draft in April. Good stuff from an unbiased opinion.

B/R's draft guru Matt Miller also has his overall combine winners and losers. His live coverage all week was superb, and this is a great wrap-up.

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