The New England Patriots had a familiar face back in the building on Monday.
The organization hosted veteran defensive end Trey Flowers for a workout, as first shared by ESPN’s Mike Reiss.
Flowers, who turns 30 this August, previously visited Gillette Stadium as NFL free agency got underway in March. He has remained unsigned since then.
The two-time Super Bowl champion and member of the franchise’s latest All-Decade team entered the league in the fourth round of the 2015 draft at No. 101 overall. Including postseason, the tenure spanned 46 starts over 55 games for Flowers, who totaled a combined 203 tackles and 26.