The Los Angeles Chargers, being 0-8 with a failing roster, seemed to have made the correct decision at the trade deadline and decided to trade away one of their valuable assets, Daiyan Henley.
The Chargers agreed to send LB Daiyan Henley to the Broncos just before Tuesday’s trade deadline for a fourth- and fifth-round pick, but the trade fell through late Wednesday night due to a physical.
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The Denver Broncos announced Tuesday that they had acquired linebacker Daiyan Henley from the Los Angeles Chargers. The deal would have sent a 2027 fourth-round
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With Thursday morning’s cancellation of Daiyan Henley’s move to Denver, the winless Chargers somehow got through the 2026 trade deadline without selling a single player.
Well, the Los Angeles Chargers had yet another bad thing happen. Not because of the overall trade, but because of the repercussions that come with it. A trade falling through can have consequences that stretch well beyond the front office.
The Los Angeles Chargers are 0-8 and running out of opportunities to salvage their season. Fortunately, Monday night’s matchup against the Baltimore Ravens could be one of their best chances to finally get into the win column.
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Denver's trade-deadline deal for Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley "will not be finalized," the Broncos announced on Wednesday night. Neither team gave an official reason for canceling the transaction but ESPN reported Thursday that a physical exam Wednesday turned up an issue with one of Henley's knees.
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The 2026 NFL trade deadline featured plenty of twists and turns. Not every player on the block was traded, but the NFL did witness a handful of blockbuster trades.
The Los Angeles Chargers have not been able to find a rhythm or identity on offense in 2026. Heading into Week 10 on Monday Night Football, the problem may continue against the Baltimore Ravens with star receiver Ladd McConkey battling another injury.
Henley's time with the Broncos lasted fewer than 48 hours.
The Los Angeles Chargers finally accepted their fate ahead of Tuesday’s NFL Trade Deadline…or so we thought. The Los Angeles Chargers waited until the last possible moment to become sellers at the NFL trade deadline.
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The Los Angeles Chargers had every reason to be one of the busiest sellers ahead of the NFL trade deadline. Instead, general manager Joe Hortiz made just one deal, sending linebacker Daiyan Henley to the Denver Broncos for a 2027 fourth-round pick and a 2028 fifth-round selection.
For weeks, he was discussed as the Los Angeles Chargers’ biggest trade chip. A veteran, a possible future Hall of Famer who is still serviceable at the age of 35 and has been to the NFL playoffs six times, only to lose in the opening round each time.
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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
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