Links to the Best in AFC East Coverage, 3/22 Edition
New York Jets
Of all the questions the Jets face as a result of the trade for Tim Tebow, the biggest one of all might be, "Why?" Rich Cimini of ESPN New York looks at the multi-faceted answer to that question.
James Walker of ESPN's AFC East blog has thoughts on what the realistic expectations are for Tebow.
One thing is clear: New York is a fish bowl, and it has the potential to eat Tebow alive and spit him out. B/R featured columnist Joe Rapolla Jr. thinks that is exactly what's going to happen.
New England Patriots
B/R Patriots featured columnist Marc Freshman writes on how the Tebow-to-Jets-mania affects the Patriots.
And we turn to a favorite once again: ESPN Boston's Mike Reiss, who writes that Bill Belichick has made a history of cutting ties with a player at the right time and did so with defensive end Mark Anderson and running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis.
Buffalo Bills
Joe P. of Buffalo Wins has a question-and-answer on the Bills' newest acquisition, Mark Anderson.
And with that acquisition, B/R Bills featured columnist Dan Van Wie wonders whether the Bills now have the NFL's best starting defensive line.
Miami Dolphins
Armando Salguero of the Miami Herald writes on Tebow-to-Jets-mania from a Dolphins' perspective.
The Dolphins haven't made a lot of moves in free agency, but they still have a wealth of options in the draft. B/R Dolphins featured columnist Mario Cuadros has a look at some of those options.
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