Frenz of the Family: Must-Reads Around the AFC East, June 11 Edition

New York Jets

Via Rich Cimini of ESPN New York, ESPN analyst Tedy Bruschi has some advice for quarterback Tim Tebow: Keep your mouth shut.

Jenny Vrentas of the Newark Star-Ledger points out that the team is focusing hard on strength and conditioning this offseason.

Bleacher Report Jets featured columnist Ryan Alfieri lists the five biggest holes on the Jets' roster.

Buffalo Bills

Kevin Fishbain of Pro Football Weekly says that expectations are very high for Bills linebacker Kelvin Sheppard, who enters his second year in 2012.

Brad Andrews of BuffaLowDown.com says that despite the competition between the two, there's no animosity between Bills running backs Fred Jackson and C.J. Spiller.

Tim Graham of The Buffalo News announced the launch of the new blog for TBN, "Press Coverage." Graham's work presents a great opportunity to learn about the Bills from a knowledgeable and eloquent writer. This blog will be a daily visit for me and should be for you, too.

Miami Dolphins

B/R Dolphins featured columnist Scott Altman has nine reasons why Ryan Tannehill will be the best quarterback of the 2012 NFL draft class.

It's not just Scott who feels that way. According to Brian Biggane of the Palm Beach Post, former NFL fullback Heath Evans thinks Tannehill has the best upside of any rookie quarterback this year.

Omar Kelly of the Sun-Sentinel lists his top five Dolphins wide receivers in an attempt to nail down who makes the roster.

New England Patriots

Field Yates of ESPN Boston points out that guard Brian Waters is a name to watch this offseason, as he was absent from the team's media availability at OTAs last week.

Greg Bedard of The Boston Globe chatted with Michael Felger of Comcast SportsNet New England about what the Rob Gronkowski contract (aka "The Gronktract") could mean for Aaron Hernandez.

B/R featured columnist Tony Santorsa thinks Hernandez should be next in line for a contract extension.

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.