The Denver Broncos have made a trade ahead of the NFL Trade Deadline, acquiring an impact-creating linebacker from AFC West rival Los Angeles Chargers.
Denver Broncos trade for impact creating LB Daiyan Henley
The Denver Broncos have an exciting new linebacker on the roster after they traded with AFC West rival Los Angeles Chargers to acquire Daiyan Henley.
Henley is a versatile linebacker who not only provides run-stopping ability but is a Swiss Army knife player who can spy athletic quarterbacks and be an impact player in pass coverage.
If you’ve watched the Broncos and Chargers face off against each other over the last handful of years, #0 has always been a standout player, and since Bo Nix has been a Denver Bronco, Henley has always been a spy on him in key third-down situations.
The Broncos are giving up a 2027 fourth-round pick and a 2028 fifth-round pick to acquire him. Henley is in the last year of his rookie deal and very well could be extended by the team.
With the Chargers down and out, the Broncos pounced and added a team captain to an already stout defense.
It’s unclear how and whether or not this move impacts Justin Strnad or Alex Singleton as starters.
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