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

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,

The Jets had interest in retaining right tackle. However, on the first day of the legal tampering period, the 11-year veteran ultimately signed with another AFC East team instead. Moses, 34, has agreed to a three-year deal with the Patriots,

ESPN's Jets reporter Rich Cimini gleaned insight into that aspect of the Fields deal on Monday. New York plans to have Fields start the 2025 season— but after that, it doesn't sound like anything is promised.

The New York Jets and Justin Fields have agreed to terms on a contract at the start of the NFL 2025 free agency period. According to various reports, including ESPN's Adam Schefter, the 25-year-old has inked a two-year deal in New York. The contract is reportedly worth $40 million with $30M of that guaranteed.

If the athletic Fields even comes close to touching his ceiling with the Jets? A $20 million per year deal will be thought of as "team-friendly.'' ... and the Rodgers era will be remembered ... maybe not too much at all.