Kansas City, MO (My Sportsbook) - The Kansas City Chiefs continued to reshape a disappointing 2-14 team from last season under new general manager Scott Pioli after agreeing to terms with free agent wide receivers Bobby Engram and Terrance Copper along with linebacker Monty Beisel on Tuesday.

Engram was limited last season after suffering a cracked bone in his shoulder during training camp, collecting 47 receptions for 489 yards without a touchdown in 13 games for Seattle. The veteran of 13 seasons set career-highs in catches with 94, 1,147 yards and matched his career-best with six touchdowns during a breakout 2007 campaign.

The Penn State product entered the league as a second-round selection of the Bears in the 1996 NFL Draft and played in Chicago for five seasons before joining the Seahawks. The 36-year-old has 645 career grabs for 7,690 yards and 35 TDs in 171 games while also making valuable contributions as a punt and kick returner.

Beisel previously played for the Chiefs from 2001-04 before spending a season in New England and moving on to Arizona, where he spent the past three years. The Kansas State product logged 20 tackles in 16 games in 2008 but continues to be a valuable special teams contributor.

The 30-year-old has 234 tackles, 4 1/2 sacks and two interceptions in 110 games over eight seasons while amassing 111 stops on special teams.

Copper originally signed as a rookie free agent with the Cowboys in 2004 and went on to appear in 63 games over five seasons with Dallas, New Orleans and Baltimore. The East Carolina product has 46 career receptions for 600 yards with six scores. The 27-year-old has also logged 41 special teams tackles over that time.