The New England Patriots have made a lot of moves already so far. Coming into this offseason with breakout quarterback Drake Maye looking to lead the team into the future, this offseason is an important one.

New England spent big on Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams, Lions cornerback Carlton Davis, Raiders linebacker Robert Spillane, and Jets right tackle Morgan Moses

AP-Defensive tackle Milton Williams, linebacker Robert Spillane, cornerback Carlton Davis and offensive tackle Morgan Moses have agreed to contracts with the Ne

The New England Patriots began rebuilding their roster on Monday, the first day of NFL free agency. Defensive tackle Milton Williams, linebacker Robert Spillane, cornerback Carlton Davis and offensive tackle Morgan Moses have agreed to contracts with the New England Patriots,

The New England Patriots have been one of the more active teams around the NFL at the start of the legal tampering period. Thus far, they have signed stars such as cornerback Carlton Davis, Milton Williams,

Another player they should look to bring in is Brandon Scherff, a 33-year-old guard who played with the Jacksonville Jaguars last season. The former five-time Pro Bowler is coming off a three-year stint with the Jaguars, and he is the best remaining offensive guard left in the free agency pool by far.

Some teams like the New York Jets and New England Patriots used their large cash supplies to bolster the roster with top free agent signings at areas of concern. Others like the Buffalo Bills used it to add value to a talented group. The Miami Dolphins, meanwhile, are hoping to not lose any key player on their roster.

The New England Patriots spent more than $200 million in free agency to shore up their defense on Monday, reportedly adding defensive tackles Milton Williams, cornerback Carlton Davis and linebacker Robert Spillane.

New England's needs are plentiful this offseason. How will Mike Vrabel make use of the team’s more than $127M in cap space in free agency?

New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel clearly wanted an upgrade of talent on defense. Patriots owner Robert Kraft got out his credit card.