The Falcons continue working to shore up their secondary. They added another veteran talent to the mix, signing cornerback Tre Flowers to a one-year deal on Monday, Scott Bair of the team's official website reports.

The veteran joins a group that has been fortified over the last month. The Falcons signed Mike Hughes to a two-year deal. Then they traded a fifth-round pick for Jeff Okudah. Then they drafted Utah's Clark Phillips III in the fourth round.

Flowers has experience playing with Seattle and Cincinnati. He was a starter during his first two years with the Seahawks, though he hasn't held that post regularly in three seasons now. He has four interceptions, 20 passed defense and five forced fumbles in his professional career.

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