Frenz of the Family: Must-Reads Around the AFC East, May 24 Edition

Grab your morning coffee, take a seat and listen to some friends of the AFC East blog. They've got a few things to tell you.

New England Patriots

Jeff Howe of The Boston Herald reports on Eric Kettani pulling some strings to get out of the United States Navy and back in the NFL.

Steve Palazzolo of Pro Football Focus reveals a hidden gem in the Patriots defense: Rob Ninkovich.

James Walker of ESPN's AFC East blog postulates that the Patriots will struggle in the post-Tom Brady era.

Miami Dolphins

According to Omar Kelly of the Sun-Sentinel, wide receiver Marlon Moore knows he needs to deliver.

In a recorded interview with John Congemi of MiamiDolphins.com, tight end Charles Clay points out that one of the biggest differences this season is the tempo of practices.

Jesse Agler of The Finsiders gives us a deeper understanding of the Dolphins quarterback competition in 2012 by pointing out why each player might and might not win the job.

Buffalo Bills

According to Mark Gaughan of The Buffalo News, the Bills could continue the Toronto series for five years or longer.

Cornerback Terrence McGee told Chris Brown of BuffaloBills.com that he wasn't sure if he'd be ready for OTAs. 

While the value of the Wonderlic is up for debate, Danyel Geist of BuffaLowDown points out that the Bills have the best and the worst of the Wonderlic on their roster.

New York Jets

The Jets signed free-agent fullback Fui Vakapuna to the active roster on Wednesday. Jenny Vrentas of the Newark (N.J.) Star-Ledger has that and also the details of Quinton Coples' four-year contract.

ESPN analysts and former NFLers Bill Polian and Herm Edwards both think that the Mark Sanchez-Tim Tebow quarterback situation is set up for drama and chaos, via Dennis Agapito of JetNation.

Mike Donnelly of Turn On The Jets explores the different changes in the Jets roster and staff from a Richter Scale perspective.

Across the NFL

Pro Football Focus editor Mike Clay breaks down the defensive snap percentages of every team in the NFL by personnel grouping. Really insightful stuff.

Erik Frenz is the AFC East lead blogger for Bleacher Report. Be sure to follow Erik on Twitter and '"like" the AFC East blog on Facebook to keep up with all the updates.