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Broncos Announce in Late-Night Social Media Post the Trade for Linebacker Daiyan Henley Is Off
The proposed deal for the Chargers linebacker was not finalized after a pending physical, leaving Denver with its pre-deadline roster plans.
- On Wednesday, the Denver Broncos announced the proposed trade to acquire Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley will not be finalized. The transaction, pending a physical examination, was canceled one day after being confirmed.
- Shortly before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday, the two teams had agreed on a deal involving a 2027 fourth-round draft pick and a 2028 fifth-round pick. Henley was the only player the Chargers chose to part with at the deadline.
- Henley, who leads the Chargers with 51 tackles this season, has recorded 317 tackles in 56 career games and started 41 of his past 42 games. The defender turns 27 on November 18.
- Following the trade's collapse, the Chargers posted "Welcome back, Daiyan" on social media late Wednesday. Sportswriter Zac Stevens noted the linebacker is "0-8 again going back to a team that just tried to trade him."
- Denver, currently 7-2 and leading the AFC West, will continue relying on starters Alex Singleton and Justin Strnad at linebacker. The Broncos stated, "We have great respect for Daiyan as a player and person, and we wish him all the best moving forward.
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Broncos-Chargers Trade Collapses for Daiyan Henley Despite Confirmation on Deadline
Daiyan Henley was supposed to be packing his bags in Los Angeles to move to Denver. Both the Chargers and the Broncos had confirmed the trade, and the deal was nearly done. Unfortunately for Henley, his chance at playing for a winning team seems to have collapsed. “BREAKING: Broncos trade with the Chargers for Daiyan […]
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