New Liberation of the New England Patriots, Release of the Buffalo Bills by CB, as a result of an injury claim with personal injury settlement (AFC East Roundup)

The AFC East remains active in the news cycle.

Today, in the AFC East roundup, the NYUP examines the news of the New England Patriots and Buffalo Bills players and explains how the Buffalo movement might be of interest to the New York Jets.

PATRIOTS OF NEW ENGLAND

Dontrelle Inman has probably seen the writing on the wall.

Inman, 30, was already buried on the Patriots depth chart at the wide receiver despite the team that had to deal with multiple injuries at the post. Signed during the off-season for a one-year contract and endowed with $ 1.5 million, Inman was to compete for an in-depth role in New England. Unfortunately for Inman, the emergence of Jakobi Meyers, unassigned receiver at the level of free agents, has limited his representatives in practice and during the pre-season.

Inman spent time with the Los Angeles Chargers, Chicago Bears and the Indianapolis Colts during his career. His best season is in 2016 when he caught 58 passes for 810 yards and four touchdowns with the Chargers.

In other Patriots' news, the team placed Josh Gordon on the NFI list after the broad receiver's reinstatement Sunday. Gordon can not train with New England until he is removed from the list. He has until August 31 to be kidnapped. If he is still in the NFI reserve after that date, Gordon will not be able to be activated on the Patriots' 53 player list until the 6th week.

BUFFALO BILLS

According to ESPN Yates field, the Bills released cornerback E. J. Gaines of the IR with a injury regulation. Buffalo placed the cornerback on the reserve after being injured in the groin at the training camp. Before being placed on the IR, Sean McDermott said that Gaines would be away for weeks with the injury.

Once Gaines is in good health and can pass a physical pass, he will be free to sign with any league team. Do not be surprised if the New York Jets run at the corner corner angle.

The talent and depth of New York's corner half is considered one of their biggest weaknesses in 2019 and there is a link for Gaines in New York. Jets defensive coordinator Gregg Williams was the defensive coordinator for Gaines from 2014 to 2016 while at Rams.

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