In three years, flag football will officially be apart of the Olympics. The 2028 Olympics will also take place in Los Angeles. The Los Angeles Chargers will be able to see these events take place in their own backyard, but will any players actually participate?
After being drafted in the third round by the Los Angeles Chargers in 2023, Daiyan Henley didn't see the field much as a rookie despite appearing in 15 games.
LA Chargers fans have had a love-hate relationship with Pro Football Focus over the years. All of the great insights and statistics the platform provided were negated when the platform continually ranked Justin Herbert much lower than he deserved to rank.
Cam Hart, the team’s 2024 fifth-round pick, suffered a torn labrum against the Texans in the wild card loss and remains uncleared after undergoing surgery in January.
Daiyan Henley didn’t make much noise as a rookie in 2023. The Los Angeles Chargers third-round selection had just 16 tackles in 15 games. It was a different story in his second season.
The Chiefs took a gamble on injured tackle Josh Simmons, who saw a patellar tendon tear ding his draft stock a bit. The Ohio State standout went down six games into the season, and some debate existed going into the draft about his availability for the season.
Daiyan Henley's sophomore season was one of the highlights of 2024 for the LA Chargers. After a quiet rookie season, Henley recorded 147 combined tackles with an interception, eight passes defended, and one quarterback sack.
Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley is one of the more interesting players on the roster going into the 2025 season. Henley was a breakout player
The Los Angeles Chargers dealt with plenty of injuries last season, especially on the defensive side of the ball. Veteran linebacker Denzel Perryman had nagging injuries all year, meaning Daiyan Henley had to spend most of the year as ILB1.
Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley quietly had a breakout season in 2024. A third-round pick by Los Angeles in the 2023 NFL Draft, Henley was mostly a special teams contributor during his rookie season.
Back in January, Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley added some spice to trade buzz and rumblings around Seattle Seahawks wideout DK Metcalf.
The LA Chargers have a big offseason ahead as the team looks to build on the foundation that was laid in 2024 under Jim Harbaugh. With far more cap resources and a deep selection of draft picks, the Chargers are in a position to make real noise this offseason.
Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley wasn’t at the Pro Bowl this week with the likes of Derwin James and Joey Bosa. Instead, Henley was undergoing
The Los Angeles Chargers didn’t escape the NFL playoffs loss to the Houston Texans without injuries. In some cases, players entered the game hurt and gritted through issues. It turns out that linebacker Daiyan Henley is a top example of that.
The LA Chargers' season ended in unceremonious fashion on Saturday with a blowout 32-12 loss to the Houston Texans. As promising as the 2024 season was, the pain of Saturday's loss feels all the same for Chargers fans.
Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley has been a revelation for the team this year. While Henley is one of many guys breaking out in new coordinator
The Los Angeles Chargers appear to have a breakout star on their hands with linebacker Daiyan Henley. Henley, though, isn’t happy with a strong showing during his team’s loss to the Kansas City Chiefs last week.
Daiyan Henley is projected to be a key contributor for the LA Chargers in 2024. The second-year linebacker didn't get much playing time on defense in his rookie season but he still looked extremely polished during camp and in the preseason snaps he did play.
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.