Morgan Moses, a seasoned offensive tackle, has joined the New England Patriots on a three-year contract potentially worth $28.5 million. Moses, 34, previously played for the Baltimore Ravens and the New York Jets, where he started a total of 31 games. While he has not received Pro Bowl honors, he has been a reliable presence on the offensive line, particularly in protecting quarterbacks like Lamar Jackson and helping the Jets’ offensive struggles. His addition is significant for the Patriots, who allowed the fifth-most sacks in the league last season with 52.

The Patriots are banking on Moses to stabilize their offensive line, especially with rookie quarterback Drake Maye at the helm. With Moses' experience and blocking skills, the Patriots aim to improve their protection and support the development of Maye, who is expected to be a pivotal figure in their future. Meanwhile, the Ravens have retained Ronnie Stanley, previously considered a target for the Patriots in free agency, highlighting the shifting dynamics of the AFC East and the ongoing adjustments within both teams’ rosters.