Frenz of the Family: Must-Reads Around the AFC East, July 26 Edition

AFC East news never stops, but man does it pick up leading into training camp.

Since I left the desk last night, Joseph Addai was released by the Patriots and Jeff Otah failed a physical for the Jets. 

Of course, aside from the news, there's plenty of pre-training camp analysis to go around. Here's the best of both worlds.

New England Patriots

Mike Reiss of ESPN Boston breaks down how Wednesday's moves—signing Visanthe Shiancoe and releasing Joseph Addai—affect the roster.

Christopher Price of WEEI.com wraps up his countdown to training camp with a look at the cornerbacks.

Mike Loyko of NEPatriotsDraft.com ranks the Patriots from No. 90 to No. 1.

New York Jets

B/R NFL featured columnist Sam Monson debates the merits of a two-quarterback system in the NFL.

Manish Mehta of the New York Daily News interviewed offensive coordinator Tony Sparano about the ground-and-pound offense.

Joe Caporoso of TurnOnTheJets.com predicts the final 53-man roster.

According to Dan Hanzus of NFL.com, the Jets' trade for Panthers offensive tackle Jeff Otah is on hold due to a failed physical.

Buffalo Bills

Chris Brown of BuffaloBills.com writes that the Bills rookies have been at what has essentially been training camp for weeks already.

Tim Graham of The Buffalo News  has running back Fred Jackson addressing his broken "dumb bone" from last year.

B/R Bills featured columnist Josh Cembellin believes the Bills are really counting on these players not to get injured in 2012.

Miami Dolphins

Ben Volin of the Palm Beach Post projects the Dolphins' depth chart based on personnel groupings.

James Walker of ESPN's AFC East blog writes that both the Patriots and wide receiver Chad Ochocinco are at fault for things not working out between the two last season.

B/R Dolphins featured columnist Scott Altman writes about some of the under-the-radar names to watch in Dolphins camp.

Around the League

Darrelle Revis comes in at No. 2 on Tim Graham's top 25 players in the AFC East. That can only mean one thing: Tim Tebow is No. 1.

B/R NFL featured columnist Tyson Langland breaks down the top positional groups in the NFL.

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.