The Patriots have reached terms with their first outside free agent.

According to the NFL Network, the Pats and former Broncos offensive tackle Calvin Anderson have agreed to terms on a 2-year deal. Anderson projects as a swing tackle in New England, where Trent Brown is the only proven starter on the roster.

Anderson, who turns 27 this month, has 11 career starts at left tackle and one at right tackle. Last season, he started seven of his 14 game appearances at left tackle and allowed just two sacks in 289 pass-blocking snaps, per Pro Football Focus. Anderson also registered an allowed pressure rate of 3.6% and an average run-blocking grade.

He entered the league as an undrafted rookie with the Patriots in 2019. Soon after his deal was announced, Anderson confirmed his agreement by tweeting, “I remember signing with you after the draft! Everything comes full circle, and I can’t wait to give you everything I have and more. Not much for me to say, but a lot for me to do. Let’s work.”