After his pending trade to the Denver Broncos fell through late Wednesday evening, linebacker Daiyan Henley returned to the Los Angeles Chargers ahead of their upcoming game against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 10.
Denver originally agreed to trade fourth- and fifth-round draft picks to L.A. in exchange for Henley on Tuesday, but the deal was pending a physical exam. The Broncos were not comfortable with Henley's knee during the exam, and they attempted to revise the trade terms with the Chargers, but L.A. was unwilling to change the deal, and the trade fell through.
In addition to the lingering knee situation, Henley also appeared on the Chargers' injury report with a shoulder injury earlier this season. After returning to L.A., Henley was listed
as a non-participant for non-injury related/personal reasons on Thursday. When the Chargers released their Friday and Saturday injury reports, Henley was listed as a full participant, and he has no injury designation for Week 10.
full game status for week 10 at BAL pic.twitter.com/sa4TWCkDhS
— Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) November 14, 2026
L.A. is set to play on Monday Night Football on Nov. 16, and it looks like Henley will be a full-go.
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