Stocker returns to Tennessee after spending the past two seasons in Atlanta. The in-line tight end made 13 starts on a 45% snap rate last year and has 91 starts over 10 seasons. Stocker is a potential threat to breakout candidate Anthony Firkser’s chances for an every-down role.

Atlanta released Stocker a few months back to save $2.6 million, but they'll reunite with a near veteran minimum contract. He'll be a depth option behind Hayden Hurst and will mostly focus his time on run-blocking.

It saves Atlanta $2.6 million. Stocker made nine starts in an H-back role for the Falcons last year. He should resurface as a veteran blocker.

Though he fielded at least 30 percent of Atlanta's offensive snaps in 12 of 15 outings this season, Stocker still garnered fewer than one target per game. The 31-year-old has served almost exclusively as a blocking contributor during his nine NFL seasons, never once exceeding 30 targets or 16 receptions in any campaign. He's under contract with the Falcons for one more season at a cap hit of $3.3 million, and currently sits alongside Jaeden Graham on the depth chart as backups to free-agent-to-be Austin Hooper.