For all of the talk of free agency, the best and most proven way to build a roster the right way is through the NFL draft. The other moves don't mean as much if the team consistently misses on young talent.

Luckily for the Patriots, they do 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. The team has already started spending some of it,

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The New England Patriots have reportedly had discussions about trading backup quarterback Joe Milton III, according to NFL insider Jordan Schultz. Drake Maye is already in place as the starting quarterback,

Williams shows tremendous promise as an elite playmaker along the defensive front. Perhaps the most enticing part about this move is the fact that he hasn't even hit his peak. The 25-year-old standout defender broke out for the Eagles and played a major role in the team toppling the Kansas City Chiefs and winning Super Bowl LIX.

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Free agents cannot officially sign with NFL teams until Wednesday, but the New England Patriots have reportedly bolstered their defense with several additions.

The Patriots made moves to bulk up their defense on Monday, reportedly signing linebacker Robert Spillane and cornerback Carlton Davis as NFL free agency kicked off.

Spillane played under new Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel in his rookie season of 2018 with Tennessee. He signed with the Titans as an undrafted free agent but was then let go mid