Morgan Moses

New England Patriots

Pos RT

Updated October 8, 2026

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Model Score

86.2 MODEL

2016

84.5

2017

77.7

2018

75.9

2019

74.5

2020

75.7

2021

76.9

2022

81.5

2023

84.0

2024

83.1

2025

86.2

2026

86.2

How good he is at what he is supposed to be doing, out of 100. Not a projection of what he will do next, and not a read on his contract. Median is about 70, and a 95 is rare. How it is built →

STM Take

Career arc shows the rare RT who has produced top-25 STTM finishes across four different teams (Washington, Jets, Ravens). The 2024 Jets tier 2 (#12) finish was the late-career peak; the 2025 New England tier 4 (#26) is the natural age-35 decline. With the Patriots offensive line still being rebuilt around Drake Maye, the 2026 question is whether Moses retires or accepts a swing-tackle backup role.

Moses came out of Virginia as Washington's 3rd-round pick (66th overall) in 2014. He spent seven seasons in Washington as the starting right tackle, then bounced through the Jets (2021), Ravens (2022-2023), back to the Jets (2024), and now New England (2025). He has posted multiple top-25 STTM finishes (#21 in 2022, #21 in 2023, #12 in 2024) plus a career-long durability record that few RTs match. At 35 the 2025 tier 4 (#26) finish is the structural step back.

Strengths

Four top-25 STTM finishes (#21 in 2022, #21 in 2023, #12 in 2024, #26 in 2025) across three different teams confirms transferable starter-grade technique.
12-year NFL career with rare durability for a tackle (started 16+ games in 10 of those seasons). Veteran leadership value on a young Patriots OL room.

Concerns

At 35 the structural decline is rapid. The 2024 tier 2 (#12) finish was likely the last high-water mark.
New England's overall offensive line struggles plus the rebuild around Drake Maye means Moses's individual ceiling is bounded by the supporting cast.

What to watch: Whether Moses retires after 2026 or accepts a swing-tackle backup role to keep the streak alive.