AFC East Overview

SCHEDULES

Buffalo

1. Indianapolis

2. New England

3. @ Miami

4. New York Giants

5. @ Tennessee

6. Cincinnati

7. @ Jacksonville

8. ~BYE~

9. Miami

10. @ New York Jets

11. @ New England

12. @ Kansas City

13. Houston

14. @ Philadelphia 

15. @ Washington 

16. Dallas

17. New York Jets

Miami

1. @ Washington

2. @ Jacksonville

3. Buffalo

4. New York Jets

5. ~BYE~

6. @ Tennessee

7. Houston

8. @ New England

9. @ Buffalo

10. @ Philadelphia

11. Dallas

12. @ New York Jets

13. Baltimore

14. New York Giants

15. @ San Diego

16. Indianapolis

17. New England

New England

1. Pittsburgh

2. @ Buffalo

3. Jacksonville

4. ~BYE~

5. @ Dallas

6. @ Indianapolis

7. New York Jets

8. Miami

9. Washington

10. @ New York Giants

11. Buffalo

12. @ Denver

13. Philadelphia

14. @ Houston

15. Tennessee

16. @ New York Jets

17. @ Miami

New York Jets

1. Cleveland

2. @ Indianapolis

3. Philadelphia

4. @ Miami

5. ~BYE~

6. Washington

7. @ New England

8. @ Oakland

9. Jacksonville

10. Buffalo

11. @ Houston

12. Miami

13. @ New York Giants

14. Tennessee

15. @ Dallas

16. New England

17. @ Buffalo

-BUFFALO, MIAMI, ON THE RISE-

          The defensing Super Bowl Champions have lost key players on both sides of the ball. They've gained, and still probably have the best team in the AFC East. However, catching up in terms of talent quickly is Miami and Buffalo. Doug Marone left the Bills shortly after the 2014 season, and the Bills found his replacement in former New York Jets coach Rex Ryan. Ryan, known for his smash mouth talk and love for defense, traded Kiko Alonso to the Eagles for LeSean "Shady" McCoy. The Dolphins have built a great passing game for Ryan Tannehill to throw out of. I believe this will be Tannehill's season. The Jets are still struggling and are signing as much talent as they can to join the team.

POWER

    The highest paid defensive player in NFL history,

and possibly the most sought after free agent, Suh left

Detroit for a lucrative $114M deal over 6 years. Suh 

is a beast on the defensive line, known for his extreme

violent and aggressive play. He completes the defensive 

line in Miami and puts them on the list of best defensive

lines in the league. 

MIAMI

BEST OF THE DIVISION

Best QB- Tom Brady, NE

Best RB- LeSean McCoy, BUF

Best WR1- Brandon Marshall, NYJ

Best WR2- Sammy Watkins, BUF

Best TE- Rob Gronkowski, NE

Best OT- Nate Solder, NE

Best OG- Willie Colon, NYJ

Best C- Nick Mangold, NYJ

Best DE- Mario Edwards, BUF

Best DT- Ndamukong Suh, MIA

Best 3/4 OLB- Quinton Coples, NYJ

Best 4/3 OLB- Jamie Collins, NE

Best 3/4 ILB- David Harris, NYJ

Best 4/3 ILB- Jarod Mayo, NE

Best CB- Darrelle Revis, NYJ

Best S- Devin McCourty, NE

Best K- Steven Gostkowski, NE

Best P- Brandon Fields, MIA

Best Coach- Bill Belechick, NE

~ROOKIE SPOTLIGHT~

DT Leonard Williams, New York Jets

Williams plays any position on the defensive line and is effective in both run defense and pass rush. At 6'5" and 300 pounds, he's an explosive player with the sky as the limit for his ceiling. Considered by most as the best prospect in the draft, Williams falling to #6 was a blessing for the Jets, and Williams caught on fast. "I want Tom Brady to be my first sack," he told the press after being drafted. Williams is already a Jet at heart,