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, $24 million deal.
The departure of Moses creates a hole at right tackle for the Jets.
The team had a solid offensive line last season and has four returning starters but now will have to replace Moses.
Moses came to the Jets last year in a trade from the Ravens.
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It was his second stint with the team after playing for the Jets in 2021.
He started 14 games for the Jets last season as he battled several injuries, including a sprained MCL and fracture in his knee.
The options in free agency at tackle are not that attractive.
It becomes a position to watch in the 2025 NFL Draft for the Jets.
They have Olu Fashanu, John Simpson, Joe Tippmann and Alijah Vera-Tucker returning on the offensive line.
Moses becomes the latest significant Jets contributor to leave — D.J. Reed is signing a three-year, $48 million deal with the Lions.
Reed started 46 games for the Jets across the last three seasons.
