2025 Patriots Free Agent Tracker

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-Nov 18, 2025, 8:47 AM

WR Stefon Diggs - Officially Signed | Press Release | Bio | Full Report | Film Review Analysis: The Patriots added the four-time Pro Bowler to second-year QB Drake Maye's supporting cast. Last season, Diggs was on pace for his seventh consecutive 1,000-yard season when he tore his ACL in late October. According to reports, there's optimism that Diggs will be ready to go for Week 1 of the upcoming regular season. Based on his pedigree and success with Bills QB Josh Allen, New England adding Diggs into the mix is an exciting move. Diggs will immediately step in as the Patriots most proven wide receiver.

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 NFL Free agency kicks off Monday afternoon when the legal tampering window opens. This means teams can start announcing free-agent deals unofficially. All deals will then become official when the new year begins on Wednesday. After another disastrous season, the Patriots have their work cut out for them in building their 2025 roster as they look to get over the hump and end the treacherous rebuild. The Patriots haven’t won a playoff game since 2019, and with a franchise quarterback under center, ownership has at least one of the pieces in place for a championship team.

Now, it’s time to build around Drake Maye. The Patriots lead the league in cap space and have a surplus of resources available, including owning the fourth overall draft pick. They have more than $130 million in cap space. This is a live, updating post to track each of the Patriots’ moves. Ben Belford-Peltzman and Andrew Guindon will contribute to this tracker. DL Milton Williams: Signed (4 years, $104M)

LB Harold Landry – 3-year deal DT Milton Williams – 4-year deal LB Robert Spillane – 3-year deal OT Morgan Moses – 3-year deal QB Joshua Dobbs – 2-year deal DT Khyiris Tongo –... WR JaQuaue Jackson – Re-signed as an ERFA OL Ben Brown – Re-signed as an ERFA OT Demontrey Jacobs – Re-Signed as an ERFA CB Alex Austin – Re-Signed as an ERFA LB Christian... OT Chukwuma Okorafor – Released LB Sione Takitaki – Released DT Davon Godchaux – Traded to Saints for 7th Rd Pick C David Andrews – Released LB Curtis Jacobs – Released OT Caleb Jones... – Released C Lecitus Smith – Released Ja’Whaun Bentley – Released Here’s last year’s 2024 Patriots Free Agents From our archive - this week all-time: November 3 - November 18 (Through 25yrs)

Follow every signing and trade with The Athletic’s live coverage of 2025 NFL free agency For the second time in as many years, the New England Patriots entered free agency with more cap space than anyone in the NFL and a roster badly in need of a talent boost. We’ll use this page to track free agency from the Patriots’ perspective, a way to look at the moves they make (and don’t make) and provide updates as their top free-agent targets make their... Bookmark this page and keep coming back to stay up to date on everything that happens with the Patriots in free agency. C Garrett Bradbury (free agent): Two-year deal worth up to $12 million ($3.8 million guaranteed) Edge K’Lavon Chaisson (free agent): One-year, $5 million deal CB Carlton Davis (free agent): Three-year, $60 million deal WR... 7:15 p.m.

ET: The Patriots finally have a No. 1 wide receiver for Drake Maye. The Patriots are undergoing yet another rebuild, but this round is expected to be more thorough than other recent resets. Head coach Mike Vrabel will lead the charge, collaborating with executive vice president of player personnel Eliot Wolf and new vice president of player personnel Ryan Cowden in what will likely be a Herculean... New England recently retooled its offensive and defensive staffs, adding a mix of new and familiar faces. A similar migration is likely coming to the roster, and Vrabel has made his expectations known.

“We’re going to demand effort and finish,” Vrabel said at his introductory press conference. “People ask what non-negotiables are. Our effort and our finish is going to be the contract that we make with our teammates. That will be my job to make sure.” Offensive coordinator/prodigal son Josh McDaniels brings one of the most robust resumes in football. Those qualifications come with high standards for his players, who are expected to pay microscopic attention to detail.

With few experienced veterans on offense and even less talent, expect multiple additions to the trenches and receiving corps. The NFL offseason ramps into high gear this week as teams can start negotiating with free agents on Monday. The 2025 league year officially begins on Wednesday, when players can sign with new teams. The New England Patriots, under new head coach Mike Vrabel, have already been active. See an updated list of signings and trades made by the Patriots. Wide receiver Mack Hollins is headed to New England on a two-year, $8.4 million contract to reunite with his former coach and current Patriots offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels.

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