A player reaching out to a new coach is nothing surprising. Doing it live during a Twitch stream is a bit unorthodox, to put it lightly. But that is exactly what Los Angeles Chargers second-year linebacker Daiyan Henley did.
Day two of the 2024 NFL Draft has concluded with two quality picks in Ladd McConkey And Junior Colson. The Los Angeles Chargers seem to have found a target for Justin Herbert.
In his time with the San Francisco 49ers, Jim Harbaugh had a dynamic duo of middle linebackers, NaVorro Bowman and Hall of Famer, Patrick Willis. With the Los Angeles Chargers that is far from the case.
The Chargers selected Daiyan Henley with their third-round selection and nearly a year later it is looking like that he will be a crucial part of this Chargers defense.
Your Los Angeles Chargers will most likely carve out more time for some of their younger developing players today against the Kansas City Chiefs, given that the Bolts are 5-11 on the year, are playing for nothing, and are sitting several vets.
Your Los Angeles Chargers have a serious case of senioritis. A loser of four straight contests, LA lost its second game in the last four weeks to the Denver Broncos this past Sunday, a 16-9 effort during which the Bolts secured zero touchdowns.
Chargers third-round rookie linebacker Daiyan Henley will finally make his NFL debut tomorrow for their showdown against the Minnesota Vikings. Henley
The Los Angeles Chargers have received some not-so-great news on the injury front, but this one is more to Charger fans' liking. According to Chargers
Rookie linebacker Daiyan Henley and edge rusher Chris Rumph II are both doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Dolphins. The injury report for the Chargers this week stayed fairly consistent from Wednesday to Friday so while no names were added throughout the week, no names came off of it either.
Less than 48 hours from now, your Chargers will be playing a real football game. It will all kick off at Sofi Stadium against the Miami Dolphins, and for the most part, many Bolt players will be available and healthy for the game. The key word is most.
Daiyan Henley sat out another practice while Chris Rumph was also downgraded to a DNP. The Chargers are beginning a new season with a rather small injury report.
The rookie linebacker isn’t starting his career on the right side of the injury report. The Chargers dropped the first injury report of the 2023 season and it includes a pair of young defenders that are suffering from apparent hamstring injuries.
Your Los Angeles Chargers ended preseason on a high note, as they picked up their second win of three games against the San Francisco 49ers in the finale,
Daiyan Henley was a semi-unexpected draft choice by the Chargers this year, as linebacker had not been considered urgent enough to spend a third-round pick on.
The Chargers seem to have a new fan, as one of the biggest artists in the world is seen posing with a team jersey. Drake is in the middle of his sold-out "It All Was a Blur" Tour and is currently making a four-night stop in Los Angeles. Throughout the tour, the Canadian-born rapper has shown off his celebrity fans who have attended the concert.
Tomorrow is the day, Charger fans. We will get our first (unofficial) look at the Bolts as they will take on their in-city rivals Los Angeles Rams, in what will be considered an 'away' game. Although most starters won't be suiting up, getting a first glimpse of what this Charger team could look like will be exciting.
As the 2023 NFL season approaches, fans in Los Angeles are eagerly anticipating the performances of two rookies who have chosen the same jersey number: #0.
At the 2023 NFL Draft, Daiyan Henley is set to become one of the highest-drafted Washington State Cougars linebackers in program history. Where does he stack up?
Putting players in the NFL is some of the best advertising Washington State Cougars coach Jake Dickert can get while he’s out on the recruiting trail.
It's bowl season, and we've got two college football games you need to jump on in a teaser right away.
Fresno State has delivered a fantastic season, particularly with the way the past couple of months have gone. Now it's a matter of finishing in style for the Bulldogs.
Tuesday afternoon, the Pac-12 announced their MVPs and All-Conference teams. 4(ish) Washington State Cougars players earned 1st or 2nd team honors. The Washington State Cougars finished this season 7-5 and are going to the Jimmy Kimmel Los Angeles Bowl.
Daiyan Henley Washington State Cougars #1 Pos: LB Ht: 6010 Wt: 230 Hand: 958 Arm: 3328 Wing: 7818 40: 4.70 DOB: 11/18/1999 Hometown: Los Angeles, CA High School: Crenshaw Eligibility: 2023
Washington State ended a seven-game skid in the Apple Cup last season and looks to upend the season of No. 13 Washington when the fierce rivals meet in Pac-12 play on Saturday night at Pullman, Wash.
Utah coach Kyle Whittingham is pleased that the 14th-ranked Utes will return to action earlier than normal this week when they visit Washington State on Thursday.
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