2025 Patriots Free Agent Tracker

DT Milton Williams – Officially Signed | Full Report | Press Release | Bio

Analysis: The Patriots’ decision to sign Williams comes at a crucial time. The departure of Davon Godchaux to the Saints has left a void in the interior defensive line. Additionally, Christian Barmore’s battle with blood clots, which sidelined him for most of the 2024 season, casts uncertainty over his availability moving forward. Williams’ versatility and proven track record make him an ideal candidate to step into this role, providing both pass-rushing prowess and run-stopping capability. Williams’ addition not only fills a critical need but also brings championship experience to a defense aiming to reestablish itself among the league’s elite.

DE K’Lavon Chaisson – Officially Signed | Press Release | Bio

Analysis: A former first-round pick coming off the most productive season of his five-year career (five sacks), Chaisson provides needed depth and experience along the edge of the defense. He’s still just 25-years-old and has impressive physical gifts. He should have plenty of opportunities to contribute.

OL Wes Schweitzer – Officially Signed | Press Release | Bio

Schweitzer has 62 career starts at the two guard positions and provides some veteran stability in a Patriots offensive line room with a lot of youth along the interior. He could serve as a solid back-up interior swing player but should be in the mix for a starting spot at left guard during training camp.

DT Khyiris Tonga – Officially Signed | Press Release | Bio

Analysis: A 338-pound defensive tackle who spent last season with the Cardinals fills a massive void left behind after Godchaux’s departure. He can be a situational interior run stopper, a good complementary piece to Christian Barmore and reported free agent signing Milton Williams.

OT Morgan Moses – Officially Signed | Full Report | Press Release | Bio

Analysis: Throughout his 11-year NFL career, Moses has been a model of consistency. He has played in 166 games, starting 158 of them, demonstrating remarkable durability. That kind of stability is something that the Patriots offensive line needs.