A new suitor could be emerging in the ever-growing sweepstakes for Odell Beckham Jr.’s services.

The Chiefs are the latest team that have apparently shown interest in the 29-year-old receiver, who is expected to be cleared to play later this season after suffering a torn ACL in the Rams’ Super Bowl win in February.

Kansas City has restructured the contract of standout tight end Travis Kelce in order to create cap space, Pro Football Talk reported Tuesday, with analyst Chris Simms noting “he’s heard the Chiefs are thinking about making a run at Beckham,” according to a second PFT report.

Although it’s unclear just when Beckham will hit the field again, the three-time Pro Bowler will have options available in terms of deciding his next destination.

In addition to the Chiefs, the Bills’ pseudo-director of recruiting, Von Miller, has continuously pushed for Beckham to join him in Western New York after the two won a Super Bowl together in Los Angeles last season.

Miller, who inked a six-year, $120 million deal with the Bills in March, told USA Today on Sunday, “He’s coming to the Bills.”

The Bills are coming off a 24-20 win over the Chiefs on Sunday, a rematch of their divisional-round playoff duel in January.

The Rams have essentially left the door open for his return. In fact, it was reported in September that the team still has an open locker for Beckham at their facility. However, Beckham tweeted last week that Los Angeles’ offer was the “lowest of the low” in terms of compensation. Rams coach Sean McVay responded that it was not the team’s final offer.

Much like last year, when the wideout signed with the Rams after a dizzying free agency, “Beckham Watch” is surely going to be a must-see spectacle in the weeks to come.