Bills

• Texas A&M WR KC Concepcion had a formal Combine interview with the Bills. (Chris Brown)
• Clemson WR Antonio Williams met formally with seven teams at the Combine, including the Bills. (Ryan Fowler)
• Washington WR Denzel Boston had 21 formal Combine interviews, including with the Bills. (Tom Downey)
• Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson met formally with the Bills. (Tom Downey)
• Indiana WR Omar Cooper Jr. met formally with the Bills. (Ryan Talbot)
• Alabama WR Germie Bernard had a formal meeting with the Bills. (Lance Lysowski) 
• Connecticut WR Skyler Bell said he met with the Bills at the Combine. (Storrs Central)

Dolphins

• Miami QB Carson Beck had a formal Combine interview with the Dolphins. (Joe Schad)
• LSU CB Mansoor Delane had a formal interview scheduled with the Dolphins. (David Furones)
• Tennessee CB Jermod McCoy met formally with the Dolphins. (Joe Schad)
• Clemson WR Antonio Williams met formally with seven teams at the Combine, including the Dolphins. (Ryan Fowler)
• Tennessee CB Colton Hood met formally with the Dolphins at the Combine. (Ryan Roberts)

Jets

• Regarding Jets’ free agent G Alijah Vera-Tucker, Tony Pauline of EssentiallySports was told at the NFL Combine that the lineman could earn a contract around $15 million annually, which is the same projection for Bills G David Edwards and Texans G Ed Ingram.

Patriots

• Before the Patriots elected to release WR Stefon Diggs,  Chad Graff of The Athletic wrote that New England was likely to cut or restructure Diggs, with $6 million in guarantees vesting on March 13th.
• One league source told Graff he expected Diggs to be cut unless they could dramatically lower his cap hit with a restructure.
• Graff thinks they will be active in pursuing Eagles WR A.J. Brown, Colts WR Alec Pierce or Buccaneers WR Mike Evans. 
• Graff also mentions edge rusher is a top priority for the Patriots, and reports they are “doing their homework” on Eagles’ Jaelan Phillips, Chargers’ Odafe Oweh and Boye Mafe. 
• Regarding the offensive line, Graff says New England plans to address that front in both free agency and the draft. He doesn’t expect them to pursue market-setting linemen, but rather mid-level free agents.
• According to Graff, the Patriots would be interested in Ravens TE Isaiah Likely at the right price.
• Graff also says New England wants to improve depth at off-ball LB and RB, and they view the middle rounds of the draft as the best way to do so.
• Finally, Graff mentions New England has a decision to make with DT Christian Barmore, who has more guaranteed money due on a contract he underperformed last season.