Losing out on Williams may have been a bitter pill to swallow, but the Panthers didn't sit around and sulk about it. Carolina, later that day, ended up reaching deals with four defenders—defensive ...

Milton Williams was the crown jewel signing of the ... "My agent was on the phone, and I was kind of in the room," Williams told NFL Network of the event of his free agency.

Defensive lineman Milton Williams, who landed a four-year, $104 million contract with the New England Patriots a little over a week ago, joined Friday's episode of The Insiders on NFL Network.

On the opening day of the free agent negotiating period, rumors flew about where prize defensive tackle Milton Williams might end ... to turn things around. NFL.com keeps you up to date with ...

The Philadelphia Eagles could not afford to bring back starting defensive tackle Milton Williams in NFL free agency, which means they will be looking for his replacement this offseason.

Milton Williams is a big man with a big contract ... as the team welcomed in four of its signings from the first week of NFL free agency. Williams was the biggest splash of them all, after ...

Milton Williams was a key free agent signing for the ... Williams confirmed to NFL insiders that he intended to sign with the Panthers until the Patriots came in with a last-minute offer to ...

The Philadelphia Eagles will have the last pick in the first round, due to being the defending Super Bowl champs of course, ...

Milton Williams is just weeks removed from a Super ... year options on rookie contracts for 2022 first-round draft picks. NFL.com is tracking each decision leading up to the deadline.

Milton Williams was one of the most prized free agents ... he changed from the Panthers to the Patriots in an interview with NFL Network, explaining that he felt more wanted by the Patriots.

The Philadelphia Eagles need to replace Milton Williams and could get a perfect upgrade early in the NFL Draft.

"My agent was on the phone, and I was kind of in the room," Williams said, via Kevin Patra of NFL.com. "They were on the phone talking to teams, and teams were coming in with new deals. There was ...