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Here are the most interesting stories Tuesday in the AFC East: New England Patriots tight ends Rob and Dan Gronkowski will have a homecoming in Buffalo when they face the Bills, Jeff Howe of NESN writes. Morning take: Aaron Hernandez's knee in...

Connections have been made between the AFC East and two out-of-favor former New York Giants. Wide receiver Plaxico Burress could be a fit for the New York Jets or a desperate Miami Dolphins offense. Running back Tiki Barber, despite his age and ru...

At a book-signing event Thursday night, New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan dodged questions about whether he'd be interested in signing free-agent receiver Plaxico Burress once the lockout ends. But ESPN analysts Herm Edwards and Marcellus Wiley, a...

While yakking with a key starter from last year's New York Jets squad this week, I asked a question I posed on the AFC East blog last month and have addressed regularly in my weekly chat. What team is the class of the division? The New England Pat...

Plaxico Burress has contemplated playing for the New York Jets, and he admitted the possibility is intriguing to him. Burress"It's been thought about," Burress said in a sitdown interview with ESPN. The free-agent receiver was released from prison...

In ESPN.com's latest "Hot Button" debate, senior writer John Clayton and Scouts Inc. analyst Matt Williamson stated the case for which controversial receiver would be worth the risk in 2011: Plaxico Burress, Randy Moss, Chad Ochocinco or Terrell Owen...

Miami Dolphins An unnamed team source tells Miami Herald columnist Armando Salguero the Dolphins are "absolutely not" interested in free-agent receiver Plaxico Burress. Palm Beach Post reporter Ben Volin provides reasons why the Dolphins would ...

ESPN.com senior writer Jeffri Chadiha examines the top 10 players at a crossroads. All of the players on the list play offensive skill positions: six receivers, three quarterbacks and a running back. Free agent receiver Plaxico Burress is atop the...

Out of prison, Plaxico Burress will be pursued by NFL teams and won't have trouble finding work in 2011. That's what his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, claimed in an email to The Associated Press: "Many teams will want [Burress]. He will be a top free age...

On his ESPN Insider blog, the lead item in Adam Schefter's mailbag deals with a big name possibly landing with the New York Jets after the lockout. Wide receiver Plaxico Burress is scheduled to be released from prison in less than four weeks, and ...

Plaxico Burress is scheduled to get out of the pokey June 6. That would give the former New York Giants receiver plenty of time to get on a roster and play a full season. If a labor standoff doesn't compress the summer workout schedule, Burress al...

New York Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum held a news conference Friday to wrap up the 2010 season and address several issues moving forward. Some highlights with my thoughts: The Jets probably won't re-sign any of their players before the ...

(To be read with the same incredulous tone as Tom Brady when told Plaxico Burress predicted the New England Patriots would score only 17 points in Super Bowl XLII.) David Garrard is going to the Pro Bowl? Heh, heh, heh. OK ... The NFL named 14 ...

ESPN's John Clayton updates us on the possibility that Plaxico Burress could land with the New York Jets and casts serious doubts on the Carolina Panthers trading Julius Peppers to the New England Patriots -- or anybody else....

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham New England Patriots Defensive end Richard Seymour, entering the final year of his contract, wants to remain a Patriot, writes Jeff Howe for NESN.com. Buffalo Bills Buffalo News reporter Mark Gaughan chronicle...

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham New York Jets Bergen Record reporter J.P. Pelzman asserts the Jets are better off without receiver Plaxico Burress' act. Rob Rang of CBSSports.com puts running back Shonn Greene on his annual team of prospec...