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Justin Herbert looked in midseason form on the opening day of Chargers OTAs, threading a strike to Quentin Johnston and delivering solid connects to multiple receivers in 7-on-7 drills while the offensive line was rotated through several combinations with Slater and Alt back from injuries; on defense, Daiyan Henley notched an interception, helping set the tone for a notes-filled first day ahead of minicamp.
Daiyan Henley, despite being ill and feeling terrible, delivered an outstanding performance in the Chargers' win over the Raiders, earning praise from teammates and coach Jim Harbaugh for his resilience and impact on the game.
The Chargers' inactive players for Week 2 against the Raiders include Elijah Molden, Tucker Fisk, Nikko Reed, Kyle Kennard, Kana'i Mauga, Oronde Gadsden, and Otito Ogbonnia. Linebacker Daiyan Henley will play after being listed as questionable due to illness.
During Day 2 of Chargers training camp, Daiyan Henley made a notable impact with his first interception, showcasing his potential, while the defense and wide receivers also had strong performances, highlighting a competitive and energetic practice session.
The Bolts From The Blue Staff have graded the 2023 Chargers draft class. The team's first-round pick, WR Quentin Johnston, received a C+ grade, while second-round pick EDGE Tuli Tuipulotu received a B-. Third-round pick LB Daiyan Henley received a B grade, fourth-round pick WR/KR Derius Davis received a C- grade, fifth-round pick iOL Jordan McFadden received a B grade, sixth-round pick DT Scott Matlock received a B+ grade, and seventh-round pick Max Duggan received a D- grade.
The 2023 NFL Draft linebacker class may not be as deep as previous years, but there are still some talented prospects. Jack Campbell from Iowa is a physical player with prototypical size and athleticism, while Trenton Simpson from Clemson is a speedy and aggressive player who excels in run defense and blitzing. Daiyan Henley from Washington State is a fearless defender who can knife through traffic to make stops, but may struggle with NFL size. Drew Sanders from Arkansas is a versatile defensive weapon with raw size and athleticism, while Noah Sewell from Oregon is a solid all-around player lacking elite athleticism.
NFL Draft expert Dane Brugler has predicted the Dallas Cowboys' seven picks in the upcoming draft. Brugler has suggested that the Cowboys should address their need for a tight end by selecting Michael Mayer in the first round, followed by linebacker Daiyan Henley and guard Anthony Bradford in the second and third rounds, respectively. The Cowboys could also benefit from adding a defensive tackle, kicker, quarterback, and edge rusher in the later rounds.