It appears tight end Benjamin Watson’s retirement will be short lived.
Per Adam Schefter, the tight end is visiting four teams and one of them being the team that drafted him. The New England Patriots.
Former Saints’ TE Benjamin Watson, who had intended to retire, is in New England today visiting with the Patriots, per source. Watson also is considering the Chiefs, Bills and 49ers. His retirement didn’t last long.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) May 9, 2019
Watson, 38, left the Patriots in 2009 to join the Cleveland Browns and has enjoyed stints with the Baltimore Ravens, as well as the New Orleans Saints.
Drafted by the Patriots with the 32nd pick in 2004, he caught 165 passes for the Patriots going for 2,086 yards and 20 touchdowns also winning the 2004 Super Bowl with the team.
