The New England Patriots made sure not to waste their opportunity to spend during this year's free agency class, yet the roster is still one with several holes to address. The defensive side of ...

And while the Patriots did acquire former New York Jets tackle Morgan Moses in the first days of free agency openings across the league, New England had their eyes on another potential option on ...

The Patriots were the biggest spenders in free agency this offseason, awarding almost $410 million in maximum value to 18 free agents. They splurged on seven new starters, including star receiver ...

The New England Patriots made a splash in free agency, signing defensive tackle Milton Williams to a massive four-year deal worth $104 million and $26 million per year. Williams described the ...

Parker was signed to the Patriots’ practice squad in December. He began his NFL career as an undrafted free agent with the Jaguars last spring. Jones was signed to the Patriots’ practice squad ...

That hasn’t been the Patriots usual mantra in free agency. Until now. Whether it’s players they’ve signed, or players they’ve attempted to sign (see Chris Godwin), they’ve over-spent ...

That year, he had a career-high 95 tackles. Last season, in a game against the Patriots, he had 14 tackles and a half sack. His 2024 season, however, ended with an ankle injury suffered Week 11 ...

Addressing the defensive and offensive lines was a priority, and the Patriots spent heavily on both sides. However, their largest free agent acquisition has drawn scrutiny and was even called one ...

Bradbury is the latest free agency signing for a Patriots franchise that has been active on the open market. Entering free agency with over $125 million in available salary cap space, the Patriots ...

Former Tennessee Titans free agent linebacker Jack Gibbens is in Foxborough on Wednesday visiting with the New England Patriots, according to Mass Live’s Karen Guregian. ESPN's Mike Reiss ...

Luckily for the Patriots, they did have some resources to help speed up the process — starting with more than $130 million in salary cap space heading into the NFL’s 2025 free agency period.