The New York Jets had hopes of retaining offensive lineman Morgan Moses even with the 2025 NFL free agency set to open. Unfortunately the Jets could not keep the veteran right tackle in New York... and to make matters worse,

Moses, 34, has agreed to a three-year deal with the Patriots, according to a source. NFL Network reports Moses’ deal is for $24 million, which could be up to $28 million. Moses’ deal cannot become official until Wednesday at 4 p.m., when the new league year begins.

The Jets watched one of their free agents head to a rival on Monday. Free agent right tackle Morgan Moses agreed to a contract with the Patriots, a source confirmed. NFL Network reported it is a three-year,

According to various reports, the Jets have seen two of their defensive tackles from last year in Javon Kinlaw and Solomon Thomas agree to terms on contracts with other teams. Kinlaw has reportedly signed a three-year,

The Jets made their first big splash of free agency by finding a new quarterback in Justin Fields. That was expected. Their next big money move under new general manager Darren Mougey and coach Aaron Glenn came as a big surprise.