Michael Owens/Getty Images The NFL’s AFC East division consists of the Buffalo Bills, New York Jets, New England Patriots and Miami Dolphins. But if you ask Hailee Steinfeld, it’s just the Bills, led by her fiancé,

The New York Jets are just about two months away from adding some high-end talent to the franchise.New York won just five games in 2024. The Jets finished in third place in the AFC East and were three wins behind the Miami Dolphins and just one win ahead of the New England Patriots.

The New York Jets, New England Patriots and Miami Dolphins already have to deal with competing in the same division as Buffalo Bills star quarterback Josh Allen, and now the three teams are catching strays from his fiancée,

The Miami Dolphins continue to cut players for financial reasons. Their latest release provides the Patriots with the perfect opportunity.

The NFLPA's annual team report card reveals the Miami Dolphins as the best workplace, while the Arizona Cardinals, New England Patriots, and New York Jets struggle with poor conditions and lack of investment.

Contending NFL franchises and desperate ones often conduct business differently. Allow us to explain who is who this offseason.

The Patriots are allowing Davon Godchaux to seek a trade as they make a major transition under new head coach Mike Vrabel.

The New England Patriots have given permission to one of their players to seek a trade. The Patriots are allowing defensive tackle Davon Godchaux to seek a trade, NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport reported on Wednesday.

The Dolphins and Vikings remained the top-two teams ... As a player, Mike Vrabel won three Super Bowls with quarterback Tom Brady on the Patriots during the 00s. Now Vrabel is back with New England as its head coach while Brady has become a minority ...

Josh Allen's fiancée Hailee Steinfeld didn't hesitate to show her support for the Buffalo Bills by mocking their AFC East rivals in the NFL: New England Patriots, Miami Dolphins, and New York Jets.

The Miami Dolphins are the top-ranked team, followed by the Minnesota Vikings, for the second consecutive season in the NFL Players Association report card