Three clubs in the AFC East are interested in signing former LSU Tigers offensive lineman La'el Collins, according to a report.
The Buffalo Bills, the Miami Dolphins and the New England Patriots have all allegedly expressed an interest in the 21-year-old after he went unselected in the 2015 Draft.
Collins was touted to be a first-round pick in the selection process in Chicago, but his name was not called after he was asked by police to answer questions in an investigation into the murder of a woman and her young child.
The attorney of the offensive lineman has insisted that his client is not a suspect and is determined to start his NFL career in the near future.
Collins met with Bills head coach Rex Ryan on Monday, while the Dolphins and the Patriots are also keen to speak with the 21-year-old, claims The New Orleans Advocate.
Collins was named in the SEC Conference first team for his exploits in the 2014 campaign.
Simon Sinclair
