Milton Williams is a big man with a big contract, and he has big plans for the New England Patriots defense. The Patriots introduced the defensive lineman to New England on Thursday, as the team welcomed in four of its signings from the first week of NFL free agency.

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?

The Patriots landed the biggest name on the market for north of $100 million. Was it a good signing? Experts weigh in:

The Eagles are losing Milton Williams to the New England Patriots in NFL free agency, according to multiple reports.

He’s a journeyman run stuffer, now on his fourth team in five years. Tonga is expected to back up fellow free-agent addition Milton Williams and Christian Barmore (pending Barmore’s recovery from blood clots). Even though his playing time may be limited, the 28-year-old said Friday he’s excited to join a talented duo.

The New England Patriots made a big splash on the first day of NFL free agency, reportedly signing defensive tackle Milton Williams to bulk up the team's defensive line.

One of the more notable free agents this offseason is coming off the board. The New England Patriots have agreed to terms with former Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams, according to CBS Sports NFL insider Jonathan Jones.

The Patriots defense added another talented veteran Monday. Is Williams the difference maker Mike Vrabel needs?

Take the new contract that, as of Wednesday, will be signed by defensive tackle Milton Williams with the Patriots. It was reported as a four-year, $104 million deal. The Patriots can hold Williams to that.