'F--king Dogs,' Milton Williams Hypes Patriots' Key Offseason Additions amid Super Bowl Push

The New England Patriots had a big offseason, adding players like defensive lineman Milton Williams, cornerback Carlton Davis III, linebacker Robert Spillane, offensive tackle Morgan Moses, wideout Stefon Diggs and edge-rusher Harold Landry III in free agency and offensive tackle Will Campbell, running back TreVeyon Henderson, safety Craig Woodson and guard Jared Wilson in the draft.

And those moves, paired with new head coach Mike Vrabel, led the Patriots to a 14-3 season and a Wild Card Round win over the Los Angeles Chargers.

"Heart—[the 2025 additions] got heart," Williams told SI.com's Albert Breer. "They went and got some dogs. Everybody they brought in, some f--king dogs. And you see that."

"There's not one guy that our front office didn't hit on," Moses added. "Hats off to them, building this roster and having a great owner, and having great leadership throughout the building. Our job is to play football, and when you align great players and great people together, it makes it a lot easier."

The Patriots have more work to do, with either the Pittsburgh Steelers or Houston Texans awaiting in the Divisional Round. But the 2025 season already has to be deemed a resounding success after back-to-back 4-13 campaigns, and the new additions are a major reason why.