Being a tight end in the AFC East is a volatile profession.
Starting with an exciting free-agency shuffle back in March, the depth charts around the division have been ever-changing, and Thursday was no different.
Rex Ryan and the Buffalo Bills acquired former Jet and Patriot Matthew Mulligan, according to BuffaloBills.com, who spent time under Ryan from 2009-11. Since then, the 30-year-old journeyman has seen snaps with New England, St. Louis, Chicago, Arizona and Tennessee.
The Pats went the opposite direction Thursday, releasing Logan Stokes, according to WEEI.com. The 22-year-old rookie free agent signed with the team only a week ago when they released Tim Wright and also acquired Jimmay Mundine.
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