Frenz of the Family: Must-Reads Around the AFC East, April 25 Edition

New England Patriots

Mike Dussault of PatsPropaganda.com has his one and only all-Patriots mock draft, with some higher-round reach options and lower-round value options to complement his picks. 

Wes Welker has already skipped voluntary workouts, but he told Adam Jones of ESPN Boston that he may also sit out of mandatory workouts. Things remain peaceful for now, but that could change.

Either way, via Mike Reiss of ESPN Boston, former linebacker Willie McGinest thinks it's time for Welker to drop the "diva attitude."

New York Jets

Speaking of contracts and holdouts, it looks like Darrelle Revis and the Jets front office could do the dance once again. Jeff Capellini of CBS New York writes that it seems Revis only puts the team's best interest first when it involves anyone but him.

The guys over at the Jets fan blog Turn On The Jets have done a great job covering the draft from a Jets perspective, and here they give a round-up of their coverage including mock drafts, player profiles and more.

Buffalo Bills

With Welker and Revis both poised to hold out, it's refreshing to hear a talented AFC East player up for a contract, but not focused on it. That would be Bills running back Fred Jackson, according to Jay Skurski of the Buffalo News.

The Buffalo Bills are rumored to be "very high" on Alabama safety Mark Barron and B/R Bills featured columnist Josh Cembellin points out that while the team may have talent at the position, it wouldn't be foolish to add another talented safety.

Miami Dolphins

The South Florida Sun-Sentinel has posted audio of a great Ryan Tannehill interview, in which he tells a bit about his visit with the Dolphins, his future with the team (if they should draft him) and some areas he needs to improve.

Manny Navarro of the Miami Herald has a report from the Dolphins first day of mini-camp and points out that receiver and safety are the two positions in the most need of upgrades.

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