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Perfect sense: Most of the seven New England Patriots were easy calls. Quarterback Tom Brady and receiver Wes Welker were immensely productive, as usual, and defensive tackle Vince Wilfork was stout once again. Even Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski ...

Perfect sense: The New England Patriots not only led the AFC East in Pro Bowl players, but they led the entire conference with eight players. New England tied with the San Francisco 49ers with the most players to make the Pro Bowl. As expected, New E...

Perfect sense: The AFC North is a defense-first division, so it made perfect sense that five defensive starters are going to Hawaii. Safety Troy Polamalu and linebacker James Harrison of the Pittsburgh Steelers are Defensive Player of the Year candid...

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker The road back to a second title for the Pittsburgh Steelers just got a little easier in the AFC. Pro Bowl defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth going to the Washington Redskins, which cost $100 million, is a huge l...

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker Here is another weekend edition of Voice of the People to see what's currently on the minds of ESPN.com readers: On the Pittsburgh Steelers ... John B. from D.C. writes: A Steelers fan looking at the AFC pro bowl lin...

Posted by ESPN.com's James Walker The Baltimore Ravens led the AFC North division with five Pro Bowl selections. Three were on defense with linebacker Ray Lewis, safety Ed Reed and defensive end/linebacker Terrell Suggs. Tailback/fullback Le'Ron McCl...

A look at key players for each AFC East team who are coming back from injuries: New England Patriots: There is no bigger injury concern in the AFC East this offseason than Rob Gronkowski. The Pro Bowl tight end has had three surgeries within the p...

Let's take a look at whose stock is rising and falling this offseason in the AFC East. Falling 1. New England Patriots tight ends: It was no secret that New England Pro Bowl tight end Rob Gronkowski was on the mend after three surgeries on his ...

There have been a lot of changes in the AFC East at wide receiver this offseason. The biggest defection was New England Patriots Pro Bowl receiver Wes Welker, who bolted for the Denver Broncos. Welker was clearly the No. 1 receiver in division. Bu...

The New England Patriots completed a controversial swap of slot receivers this week. The defending AFC East champions let go of Pro Bowl receiver Wes Welker and signed Danny Amendola to a five-year, $31 million contract. Both receivers have talent...

Here are the most interesting stories Friday in the AFC East: The New England Patriots are reportedly scheduled to host former Pro Bowl players Adrian Wilson and John Abraham. Morning take: The Patriots are trying to get proven veterans on the...

Pro Bowl receiver Wes Welker stepped to the podium Thursday for his introductory news conference with the Denver Broncos. It was the culmination of Welker surprisingly leaving the New England Patriots for one of their biggest competitors in the AFC. ...

Here are the most interesting stories Thursday in the AFC East: The New York Jets lost Pro Bowl safety LaRon Landry to the Indianapolis Colts, who signed Landry to a four-year contract. Morning take: The Jets' talent purge continues in free ag...

The New England Patriots made one of the most interesting and controversial player swaps in recent memory. The reigning AFC East champions let Pro Bowl receiver Wes Welker walk in free agency Wednesday but quickly replaced him with former St. Louis R...

It's no secret Baltimore Ravens linebacker Terrell Suggs doesn't like the New England Patriots. I stood in the tunnel of Gillette Stadium after January's AFC title game when Suggs yelled "have fun in the Pro Bowl" loud enough for everyone around the ...

Only one AFC East team utilized the franchise tag last year. The New England Patriots tagged Pro Bowl receiver Wes Welker, who caught 118 passes for 1,354 yards and six touchdowns in 2012. Welker lived up to the expensive, $9.5 million salary the ...