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Defensive end Taco Charlton lasted a little over two years in Dallas. He lasted less than a year in Miami.
Now, it’s onto Kansas City.
The Chiefs have agreed to a one-year deal with Charlton, Terez Paylor of yahoo.com reports.
Charlton cleared waivers earlier in the day.
He now gets what could be a final chance to show he’s not a first-round bust in joining the defending Super Bowl champions.
In 27 games with Dallas after it made him a first-round choice, Charlton made four sacks. He got in then-defensive coordinator Rod Marinelli’s doghouse and became a healthy scratch.
The same happened in Miami as his attitude was not as the team had hoped. He made five sacks last season but was a healthy scratch three of the final four games.