The Los Angeles Chargers didn’t put up a white flag and admit a tank job by trading away Daiyan Henley at Tuesday's deadline. But they came close. The Chargers didn't just trade away Henley: They gave away one of the core locker room leaders…to an AFC West rival.
The AFC West-leading Denver Broncos bolstered their defense just before Tuesday's NFL trade deadline by acquiring linebacker Daiyan Henley from the division-rival Los Angeles Chargers, ESPN reported.
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Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
For weeks, the Los Angeles Chargers have been adamant that they still believe in this current core of players despite the team’s disastrous 0-8 start to the season.
The Chargers will indeed proceed with at least one trade ahead of the deadline. Daiyan Henley is on the move. The fourth-year linebacker is being dealt to the Broncos, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports the Broncos are sending LB Daiyan Henley to the Chargers for a 2027 fourth-round pick and a 2028 fifth-round pick. The Chargers maintained their stance for most of the last few weeks that they weren’t looking to sell off veteran players despite a winless start.
According to Jordan Schultz, the Vikings inquired with the Chargers about a trade for QB Justin Herbert. However, Los Angeles predictably shut that down and it didn’t go anywhere.
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For a surprisingly long period during a dismal season, reports insisted the Chargers were not open for business. This was the case when the team reached its bye week at 0-6.
According to Jordan Schultz, teams have gotten the sense in the last 24 hours that the Chargers are more receptive to trading players. Schultz adds OLB
The Los Angeles Chargers lost their eighth game this season in as many tries, and their 11th in a row dating back to last season, on Sunday when they fell 44-22 to the Houston Texans.
The Los Angeles Chargers hit rock bottom after a 44-22 loss to the Houston Texans left the Chargers 0-8 on the season. Former NFL defensive stars Ryan Clark and Channing Crowder took their frustration out on head coach Jim Harbaugh, accusing the coaching staff of severely mishandling franchise QB Justin Herbert.
There are just hours to go before the NFL’s trade deadline, which arrives at 1 p.m. Pacific time on Tuesday. The Los Angeles Chargers have several players who could fetch them a decent return on the trade market, but as the old saying goes, it takes two to tango.
The New England Patriots cannot afford to let their pass rush become the weakness that derails their playoff ambitions. Sunday’s 45-27 humiliation against Green Bay exposed a defense incapable of consistently pressuring the quarterback.
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The Los Angeles Chargers could have seen their 2026 season go from terrible to irredeemable had starting quarterback Justin Herbert been lost for any amount of time.
The Los Angeles Chargers sank to a 0-8 record on Sunday with a 44-22 loss to the Houston Texans at SoFi Stadium. In addition to all their existing injury problems, they lost quarterback Justin Herbert in the late stages of the game.
With the NFL trade deadline a few short days away, the Los Angeles Chargers should be the obvious fire-sale franchise of the 2026 season, considering they are the worst team in the NFL, still being winless going into midseason.
When it comes to the Los Angeles Chargers, it’s all eyes on whether they will be big sellers at the NFL trade deadline and the possible hot seats of Jim
Los Angeles fell to 0-8 on the season when it suffered a 44-22 loss to what had been a two-win Houston Texans (3-5) team on Sunday.
For the Los Angeles Chargers, simply hoping for a turnaround is no longer a viable strategy. Eight games, eight losses, and another humiliating defeat have exposed a roster that is nowhere near competing with the AFC’s best.
Los Angeles Chargers tight end Charlie Kolar found out how long his offense had gone without a touchdown from a reporter in the SoFi Stadium locker room.
Even Los Angeles Chargers players themselves cannot believe how poorly their offense has played this season. Chargers tight end Charlie Kolar spoke to reporters Sunday after his team’s 44-22 defeat to the Houston Texans at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, Calif.
Still, there's little to be excited about for L.A.
Injuries have been the story for Ladd McConkey this season, as he’s struggled to remain healthy throughout the 2026-27 campaign. Although he initially entered Week 9 against the Houston Texans healthy, the star wide receiver did not start in the game after suffering a new injury.
Chargers tight end David Njoku has played just two games this year, while linebacker Denzel Perryman has yet to take the field. Injuries have prevented the two veterans from contributing in 2026, but they could come off IR soon.
The Chargers next host the 2-5 Houston Texans this coming Sunday.
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