The New England Patriots entered free agency week in the market for offensive tackle help. But while most of the public attention centered around the left side, the team’s first move to improve the position came on the opposite end of the line: the Patriots signed right tackle Morgan Moses to a reported three-year,

The New England Patriots are giving Drake Maye some added protection on the opening day of free agency. The team has agreed to a deal with veteran offensive tackle Morgan Moses, according to NFL Media.

The New York Jets had hopes of retaining offensive lineman Morgan Moses even with the 2025 NFL free agency set to open. Unfortunately the Jets could not keep the veteran right tackle in New York... and to make matters worse,

Per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo, the Patriots have signed veteran tackle Morgan Moses to a three-year, $24 million contract worth up to $28.5 million. Moses, 34, is a seasoned veteran with 11 years of experience in the NFL ranks. The 6-foot-6 tackle spent the 2024 season with the Jets as the team’s starting right tackle — appearing in 14 games.

The New England Patriots made sure Drake Maye's right side will be well-protected in 2025, reportedly signing veteran right tackle Morgan Moses to a multi-year contract.

The Patriots are solidifying one of the spots on their offensive line by signing long-time right tackle Morgan Moses, according to a source. Moses is signing a three-year, $24 million contract worth up to $28.5M, per NFL Media.

Moses, 34, has agreed to a three-year deal with the Patriots, according to a source. NFL Network reports Moses’ deal is for $24 million, which could be up to $28 million. Moses’ deal cannot become official until Wednesday at 4 p.m., when the new league year begins.

The #Patriots have agreed to terms with veteran OT Morgan Moses on a three-year, $24 million deal worth up to $28.5 million, source says. The Pats add an experienced, reliable veteran in front of Drake Maye while Moses gets a raise and multi-year deal at age 34. pic.twitter.com/maaQbrbaoa