around the corner it marks another occasion that is getting ready to come up; fantasy football. In the AFC East there are a lot of players that are guaranteed to get picked up by a team ranging from Tom Brady to LeSean McCoy. This week on the AFC East roundup http://www.billscheapshop.com/cheap-authentic-jerry-hughes-jersey , we will be looking at a fantasy sleeper on each of the four teams in the division that may help you bring that championship home.Buffalo Bills: TE Charles ClayIt has been reasonable to say that Clay has not lived fully up to the expectations from when he signed with Buffalo a couple years ago. Clay is hoping to pick up where he left off having four touchdowns in the final couple weeks of the season last year. He was ranked 16th among tight ends in last year’s fantasy rankings but he has the potential for a break out season. With a new offensive coordinator and starting quarterback in either Nathan Peterman or Josh Allen, expect Clay to be used a lot more than in the past. Predictions have him just outside the top ten for his position this season but don’t be surprised if he is on the board in the later rounds of your draft.Miami Dolphins: RB Frank GoreWe know that the starting running back for the Dolphins this season will be Kenyan Drake but do not sleep on his backup in Frank Gore. Expect Gore to be used in a lot of short yardage situations and down near the goal line. If Gore is consistently getting into the end zone inside of the five-yard line that will be easy fantasy points in your pocket. You do not have to prioritize him either in your draft with him being your backup. He could possibly be there for a nice low-risk, high-reward last pick depending on how large your league is.New York Jets: DefenseThe Jets defense as a whole can be quite valuable for fantasy owners this year. This defense has made upgrades from last year getting the best cornerback in free agency with Trumaine Johnson and still have Leonard Williams up front. The Jets defense may be ranked last in fantasy projections but the team has the second-easiest schedule in the league up until Week 8. One can easily use their defense for the first half of the season before switching them out if the situation calls for it. New England Patriots: WR Cordarrelle PattersonThe Patriots always seem to have a couple fantasy sleepers on the roster each season and expect this one to be no different. Patterson is that speedy deep threat that Brady loves to use every season so expect Patterson to take advantage of that. He is outside the top-50 receivers in preseason rankings so you will not having to worry picking him up in the later rounds. Without Brandin Cooks, Brady will be looking for a new deep target and Patterson can be that guy.Five Buffalo Bills players to watch this week against the Minnesota Vikings The Buffalo Bills will square off with the Minnesota Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday— in what could be the toughest game of the year for the Bills. The Vikings are loaded with talent on both sides of the ball. Minnesota might just be the most complete team the Bills face all season. Each of the five players below have the potential to make a lasting impact on Sunday’s game. QB Josh AllenAllen is going to be on this list more often than not throughout the year, and for good reason. In his first NFL start last week against the Los Angeles Chargers http://www.billscheapshop.com/cheap-authentic-jeremy-kerley-jersey , he struggled. That’s to be expected with a rookie quarterback as raw as he was coming out of college. There were some bright spots that got people excited for the future, and those moments will need to become more routine as the season progresses. For now, he must try to accomplish that task against the Vikings, who arguably have the best defense in the NFL.WR Ray-Ray McCloud IIIMcCloud has yet to play a regular-season snap for the Bills. With the random release of Jeremy Kerley, McCloud has a chance to get a lot of playing time on Sunday if his knee doesn’t keep him off the field. Since Allen worked with the second- and third-team offense most of training camp and preseason Cheap Zay Jones Jersey , McCloud and he have established the most chemistry out of the group of the receivers. It’s no guarantee he plays this week with his knee keeping him a limited participant in practice but, if he does, I’d expect Allen to look his way more than expected. McCloud also has that spark to bring to the special teams unit as a returner after Marcus Murphy looked like a liability returning punts last week. CB2Last week it was Vontae Davis for almost two full quarters before he called it quits on his career in the most unorthodox way possible. Now, who does that spot go to? Phillip Gaines?He looked like a lost puppy on the field when he got the start against the Baltimore Ravens. Maybe it’s Lafayette Pitts, who subbed in for Davis after his mid-game retirement against the Chargers. The second corner spot is a mammoth of an issue for the Bills this week as they face two top-15 receivers in Stefon Diggs and Adam Thielen Bills Marcus Murphy Jersey , with Kirk Cousins throwing them the ball. DT Star LotuleleiThe 50-million-dollar-man hasn't recorded a single tackle this season. I know, he takes on double teams and clogs the middle, but not having a single tackle through the first two games is not what you want to see from the anchor of your defensive line. I don't want to say he's played poorly, because he hasn't—but he hasn't played like you'd expect someone signing a monster free-agent contract. LB Lorenzo AlexanderAlexander was, without a doubt Youth Rafael Bush Jersey , the Bills’ best defensive player against the Chargers. His tenacity to get after the quarterback in pass-rush situations is unlike anyone on the Bills defense, including Jerry Hughes. Alexander lines up in a lot of different spots on the front seven, but as an edge rusher he seems to be the most effective. The Bills’ pass rush will need to come alive like it did in the second half last week, if it’s going to make Cousins uncomfortable and throw the timing off for the Vikings receivers.