New Patriots cornerback Carlton Davis met with the media for the first time on Thursday since signing with New England and his first interaction with the media was an awkward one.

Former Detroit Lions cornerback Carlton Davis had his first opportunity to speak to New England Patriots reporters at his introductory media session. The veteran defensive back inked a three-year free agent contract worth up to $60 million to join new head coach Mike Vrabel and Terrell Williams,

The Patriots agreed to terms with veteran cornerback Carlton Davis to a three-year, $60 million contract, NFL Network Insider Tom Pelissero reported Monday. Davis spent the 2024 season in Detroit after six years with the Buccaneers.

The New England Patriots have reportedly agreed to three-year contract with free agent cornerback Carlton Davis.

Carlton Davis contract with New England Patriots is for three years and $60 million in free agency, leaving Detroit Lions without their starting CB.

There are some injury concerns, but Davis has been one of the most productive cornerbacks in the league over the last seven years.

Carlton Davis insisted he wasn't going to shortchange himself in free agency a second time. The Lions starting corner proved true to his word in the opening hours of the NFL's negotiating period. Davis agreed to terms with the New England Patriots on a lucrative 3-year contract that will pay the 28-year-old corner $34.