Chiefs land DT DeVito, near deals with QB Daniel, QB Fasano
Spending is trending is Kansas City, where the Chiefs continued their overhaul by agreeing to terms with tight end Anthony Fasano and quarterback Chase Daniel.
Fasano, a free agent who had 41 receptions last season with the Dolphins, would play behind receiving tight end Tony Moeaki.
Moeaki is a better athlete than Fasano, 28, but has durability concerns.
Daniel would slide in at No. 2 on the depth chart behind Alex Smith, whose trade from the San Francisco 49ers became official Tuesday at 4 p.m.
Daniel, 26, spent four seasons with the New Orleans Saints but attempted only nine passes playing behind Drew Brees.
The Chiefs also finalized a long-term agreement with free agent defensive tackle Mike DeVito for three years, $12.66 million. DeVito played for new Chiefs' defensive coordinator Bob Sutton in New York.
