Here is a way too early prediction for the AFC East standings in 2025. The Bills have won the AFC East for five consecutive years and should make it six unless something drastic happens.

The rest of the AFC East is being a little more deliberate. The Bills, Dolphins, and Jets have combined to spend less than the Patriots ($231 million in total contract value), treading carefully in what is considered a less-than-stellar free agent market.

The Buffalo Bills have extended quarterback Josh Allen for six years and $330 million. The New England Patriots are giving former Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams a four-year contract. The New York Jets have agreed to give quarterback Justin Fields a two-year, $40 million deal.

How did the rest of the NFC East division stack up after one full day of the league’s negotiating window? The first day of the NFL’s annual free agency negotiating window is in the books and while many on this site at least were interested in what the NEw York Giants were up to,

As expected, the Eagles lost a bunch of players on Day 1 of free agency, and they made no outside signings at all. For the three other NFC East teams, we'll list their additions first, but it makes sense to start with the Eagles' losses.