Diante Lee

I just think that that means that there's going to be a small group of teams that are going to be really interested in getting that deal done quickly.

I like them both for different reasons, right?

I think that the Patriots as a landing spot is the one that serves A.J.

Brown the best because that's a guy who's walking in who is undoubtedly going to lead the team in terms of target share, right?

There's going to be no question about the hierarchy, about usage, about whether or not he's going to be the focal point in the drop back game, right?

I think that A.J.

will probably be really happy.

He also will be playing defensively.

for an old head coach who seemed to be very passionate about wanting to keep him around at the time that John Robinson traded him when he was with the Titans.

So I think that there are a lot of ways in which that makes A.J.

Brown really happy, and I think the Patriots will be really excited to try to maximize what his body is capable of over the next two to three seasons.

With the Bills, I think that that's one that serves the team the best.

Not that A.J.

Brown will be upset, but when you think about their setup, when you think about Joe Brady and the way that he likes to design that offense, it kind of is built for everybody to eat, right?

It is built for a Dawson Knox game here and there, right?

It is built for a Khalil Shakir game.

It is built for James Cook to be a big contributor on the ground.

they kind of rotate who the main contributors are on a week-by-week basis based on what they think is necessary to win the football game.

Now having A.J.

Brown to do a supercharged version of what they hope Keon Coleman would be, maybe that changes the dynamic a little bit because now you would have a ball-winner