Patriots' Tackle Dilemma: Moses, Taylor, or Draft Pick?

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans. Hit subscribe and stay connected. The New England Patriots face uncertainty at right tackle, moving forward. Their 35-year-old starter, Morgan Moses, is expected back in 2026. But Team exec Elia Wolf shot down retirement talk while stressing the knee for backup plans for the veteran. Bleacher Report analyst Alex K recently pegged the paths as the top landing spot for 28-year-old free agent Jawan Taylor. The former Kansas City Chiefs tackle could shore up their line after a rough season. Patriots fans saw their offense struggle big time. With young quarterback Drake May, sacked 47 times in the regular year. Things got worse in the playoffs in Super Bowl 60, their first big game since the Tom Brady days. Taylor brings proven skills, but his price tag is steep at around $20 million a year. With Moses locked in, New England likely can't swing both without cap issues. Instead, the smart play is drafting a long-term successor at tackle and beefing up the interior

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