Beane tried to address the defensive line shortcoming back in 2022 following Buffalo’s 42-36 overtime loss in the divisional round to the Chiefs, the infamous 13 seconds game. A little more than a month after that debacle, he signed Miller to a six-year, $120 million deal.

Fulton began his career with the Titans, then had a brutal 2023 season and was released and he signed with the Chargers in 2024, during which he rebuilt his resume with a solid performance. Obviously, the Chiefs saw him twice in the division and liked what he did, so now he probably becomes a starter for the defending AFC champs.

Bosa, who turns 30 in July, is no longer the same destructive player he was when he last visited Orchard Park five years ago. Since that day, the Chargers have played 73 games counting the postseason, and Bosa played in only 47 because of a rash of injuries.