New England Patriots

Poll results: Is Tannehill the next Brady?

Ok, maybe the headline is a little misleading. But this week's poll question asked who will be the next top quarterback in the AFC East after future Hall of Famer Tom Brady retires.

Early projections for AFC East

ESPN.com NFC West blogger Mike Sando wrote an interesting blog this week comparing early over/under projections in Vegas with his own projections. I figured it would be a good idea to do the same in the AFC East.

Ranking AFC East offenses

The AFC East blog continues its rankings this offseason. Sunday, we take a look at the offenses in the division. No. 1: New England Patriots Analysis: No debate here. New England has the best quarterback, the best receivers and the best tight ends in the AFC East.

McCourty's position

Will he stay at CB or switch to S? Here's the latest buzz.

Breaking down Pats' WRs

How will their passing game shake out on depth chart, field?

Morning take: Brandon Lloyd's impact

Here are the most interesting stories Saturday morning in the AFC East: What kind of impact will new receiver Brandon Lloyd make with the New England Patriots? Morning take: There's only one football to go around, but Lloyd will get his share of opportunities to make big plays.

Dan Koppen, New England Patriots center, returns healthy

Ranking AFC East wide receivers

While I was on vacation last week, Matt Williamson of Scouts Inc. ranked receiver groups in the division. Now, the AFC East blog will take it a step further. Here are the top individual receivers in the division: No.

Four key players returning from injuries

Here are four important players to keep an eye on who are returning from injuries suffered last season: Buffalo Bills: Defensive end Mario Williams Injury: Pectoral Thoughts: Williams was on his way to a dominant 2011 after he recorded five sacks in his first five games.