Training camp is scheduled to begin in roughly three weeks for NFL teams and Stephen Gostkowski still doesn't have a home.
The 36-year-old was released by the Patriots in March as the franchise's all-time leading scorer.
The kicker has said he's hoping to find a new home around when training camp rolls around and it seems a potential option could be in Tennessee.
General manager Jon Robinson was asked about the possibility, recently.
“We certainly have confidence in Greg Joseph, I thought Greg did a great job for us, came in there at the end of last year and did a great job for us and helped us,” Robinson said to Paul Kuharsky, via ProFootballTalk. “It’d be his job to lose but we want as competitive a position there as possible. (Gostkowski) is another guy who’d we’d have to come in and check, but yeah, absolutely.”
Gostkowski only appeared in four games last season as he was placed on season-ending injured reserve with a hip injury that needed surgery.
As for the Patriots, the only kicker on their roster is rookie Justin Rohrwasser.
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