The New England Patriots have made significant moves to strengthen their roster, adding free agent cornerback Carlton Davis III, linebacker Robert Spillane, and offensive tackle Morgan Moses. Davis signed a lucrative three-year deal worth $60 million, with $34.5 million guaranteed after a productive season with the Detroit Lions, where he recorded 56 tackles and two interceptions before an injury cut his season short. Spillane, who has been a standout linebacker for the Las Vegas Raiders, inked a three-year contract valued at $37.5 million, including $20.6 million guaranteed, after finishing the previous season with an impressive 158 tackles.

Moses, a veteran tackle, joined the Patriots on a three-year deal worth $24 million, demonstrating his durability despite some injury setbacks in recent seasons. His experience and technical skills will help bolster a Patriots offensive line that faced challenges last season. With these signings, the Patriots aim to enhance their defensive and offensive capabilities for the upcoming season.