Chargers fail to complete Daiyan Henley trade at NFL deadline

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Last updated Nov 13, 2026

Chargers fail to complete Daiyan Henley trade at NFL deadline
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The Los Angeles Chargers were unable to finalize a trade for linebacker Daiyan Henley before the 2026 NFL Trade Deadline. Initially agreeing to send Henley to the Denver Broncos for future draft picks, the deal collapsed after Denver raised concerns about Henley's knee during a physical examination. The Chargers opted not to trade veteran pass rusher Khalil Mack, despite their winless record. With an 0-8 season, the decision not to move Mack may reflect a lack of strategy moving forward. Now, the team is left without the anticipated draft capital and appears uncertain about its future direction.

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  • •Daiyan Henley trade to Broncos collapsed due to knee concerns.
  • •Los Angeles did not trade Khalil Mack before the deadline.
  • •The Chargers are currently winless at 0-8 this season.
  • •No deals made mean loss of potential draft capital for the team.
  • •Internal team strategy remains unclear following deadline results.
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The Los Angeles Chargers’ biggest mistake at the 2026 trade deadline was keeping Khalil Mack. They sent linebacker Daiyan Henley to Denver but held their best remaining trade chip on a winless team. The Henley deal has since collapsed , so Los Angeles ended the deadline with no sale at all. Henley Trade Collapsed The Chargers agreed to send Henley […] The post Chargers’ biggest mistake at 2026 NFL Trade Deadline after Daiyan Henley trade fell through appeared first on ClutchPoints.

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