AFC East News

The Miami Dolphins were the worst team in the NFL in 2007, winning only one game.

NFL.com's Jason La Canfora picked the AFC East as the best division in the NFL heading into the 2009 season.

Summertime and the living ain't easy -- not for coaches on the bubble, it's not, and you don't have to look far to find them.

It's already July, the hot dogs and burgers are hitting the grill and you can hear the joys of summer all through the streets.

As Training Camp fastly approaches here is my 2009 NFL Season Preview AFC EAST: 1. New England Patriots: 12-4 Reason: With Tom Brady comeing back and the addition of Fred Taylor this should give the Patriots enough to win the divison... by Tyler Pollard 34 reads Preview/Prediction As Training Camp fastly approaches here is my 2009 NFL Season ...

It's too bad that classic AFC East rivalry games took place before the Twitter age.

Rodney Harrison's gone, but the Patriots won't hand Pat Chung a starting job. Chung will have to earn his role, and the rookie safety plans to hit the challenge head on.

ESPN.com, with input from NFL coaches and scouts as well as research compiled from the network itself, has released its All-Decade awards as part of a week-long celebration it calls a oeAll-Decade Week.a Among those honored is Kansas City Chiefs General Manager Scott Pioli, who was named a oePersonnel Man of the Decadea by ESPN a s Matt Mosely , ...

A division win is a nice win." NBC is sure to want something a little more substantial from Harrison when the hard-hitting safety joins the Peacock Network's "Football Night in America" broadcasts this season, but Rodney is right and the Patriots are the biggest division winners around.

The AFC East features the best QB in the NFL, two others who are steady but unspectacular for your fantasy team, and a rookie.

Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson is in no hurry to have his team play more than one annual regular-season game in Toronto.

Before we dig into this week's AFC East mailbag, I have a little unfinished business to tend to from Friday afternoon's chat .

To get in the spirit of ESPN.com's all-decade week, I asked readers on Monday to select their AFC East team for the 20-aughts. Although some insisted on submitting ballots that included a 4-4-4 defensive scheme and somebody kept signing on under different usernames to stuff the box for guard Adam Levitre , the results were sound.

This is the second in a series of team-by-team breakdowns that will run on SportingNews.com before the start of training camp.

Every day this week at ESPN.com, we will be unveiling our all-decade selections.

The Bills were doing well in the 2008-09 season as both of their running backs ran for over 570 rushing yards.

Next up, we get the lowdown on the Bills ' offensive line. Brian Galliford from Buffalo Rumblings has the goods.

This is the fourth installment of an analysis of the Buffalo Bills to have a good look at what the 2009 season will bring... by Lance Blackwater 12 reads Opinion This is the fourth installment of an analysis of the Buffalo Bills to have a good look at what the 2009 season will bring.

Before we get into this week's AFC East mailbag, I'd like to remind folks they can join me on Facebook .

The best four receivers in the AFC East reside on two of the teams, while the other two offer late round value and potential sleeper picks.