Brandon Flowers, cornerback: Health, concussions
Flowers has not started in 16 games since his 2011 campaign with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Most recently, the San Diego Chargers released the veteran cornerback after he missed 10 games in 2016. When healthy, Flowers earns his keep. He managed one touchdown on his lone interception made during the six games played last fall.
The Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly showed some interest in March. But at this time, Flowers is still jobless. Taking into account the Steelers’ current roster of defensive backs, Flowers would be an upgrade should Pittsburgh circle back.
Whether it is the Steelers or another team that takes a flyer on Flowers, a one-year prove-it deal is likely all Flowers is going to attract.