Patriots Sign Carlton Davis, Aim for Elite Cornerback Duo

The New England Patriots have been active this offseason, bolstering their defense with key signings, including defensive tackle Milton Williams, who inked a four-year, $104 million deal, and Khyiris Tonga, who joined on a one-year contract. The team also added cornerback Carlton Davis on a three-year, $60 million contract, aiming to form a strong secondary alongside rising star Christian Gonzalez, who earned Second Team All-Pro honors last season. However, while the defense is strengthening, the Patriots still need to address their wide receiver situation to support young quarterback Drake Maye, who struggled without a standout receiver last year. Speculation includes potential interest in veterans like Amari Cooper and the possibility of adding another former Bills receiver, Stefon Diggs. Head coach Mike Vrabel emphasizes the importance of improving the offensive roster to facilitate Maye's development. The Patriots' offseason moves indicate a focus on creating a competitive team while navigating challenges in their receiving corps.