Frenz of the Family: Must-Reads Around the AFC East, May 23 Edition

We tumbled through the weeds to bring you the best in the AFC East from around the net.

Here's to helping you get by with a little help from your Frenz.

Miami Dolphins

We looked at the potential fits at wide receiver in the West Coast offense on Tuesday, and Joe Philbin has a checklist of what he's looking for at the position according to Omar Kelly of the Sun-Sentinel.

Meanwhile, Ben Volin of the Palm Beach Post has all the news and notes around the Dolphins' OTAs.

Brian Miller of PhinPhanatic.com points out that three former Dolphins could be under the spotlight in 2012: Chad Henne, Tony Sparano and Brandon Marshall.

Buffalo Bills

Not a lot in Bills news: Mario Williams will wear No. 94, and the NFL OK'd more games in Toronto for the Bills, according to Mark Gaughan of The Buffalo News.

BuffaLowDown Bills writer Chris Trapasso compares offensive tackle Cordy Glenn to Marcus McNeill of the Chargers.

New York Jets

Rich Cimini of ESPN New York documents the struggles of the Jets safeties in coverage.

Ernie Palladino of CBS New York points out that the signing of safety Yeremiah Bell could mean the final bell has rung on Jim Leonhard's time with the team.

Now that defensive tackle Kenrick Ellis finally has his legal troubles behind him, Chris Gross of TurnOnTheJets.com thinks that Ellis could be another dominant presence for the Jets defensive line.

New England Patriots

Jeff Howe of The Boston Herald writes that Devin McCourty is learning multiple positions.

Tom Curran of CSNNE.com chronicles a long list of contract standoffs in recent Patriots history that now includes Wes Welker.

Christopher Price of WEEI.com gives us a round-up of the contract statuses for all the Patriots rookies.

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