The Kansas City Chiefs bolstered their offseason depth and enhanced the competition along the defensive front on Friday when they came to an agreement on a one-year contract with defensive end Taco Charlton.
Charlton cleared waivers earlier in the day on Friday after he was released by the Miami Dolphins when it was clear he was no longer in the team’s plans going forward with one year left on his original rookie contract. It was the second time that Charlton had been released before his rookie deal was completed given that his original team, the Dallas Cowboys, cut him after only two seasons.