Daiyan Henley should make an instant and long-term impact for the Chargers. Here's why. NFLDraft | BoltUp
Kendricks was a savvy veteran addition, but he’s not an ideal candidate to play coverage in third-and-obvious situations. Kendricks struggled mightily in coverage last season, having allowed 77.0% of the targets thrown his way to be converted into receptions. Kendricks joined the Chargers to help them solve last season’s run defense woes.
Murray also had success in coverage. Opposing quarterbacks saw a passer rating of 94.5 when targeting Murray, per PFF. But Murray’s future with the Chargers hangs in the balance, and Henley may have been drafted as his eventual replacement. And Henley is more than ready to become the Chargers’ go-to linebacker in coverage. Henley showcased an outstanding ability to defend the pass at this year’s. Henley routinely won his one-versus-one reps by mirroring his target’s movements. A former wide receiver, Henley has elite route recognition skills. As an athlete, Henley changes direction flawlessly to stay within the hip pocket of his assignment. Henley provides Staley with another rangy, athletic presence at the second level.
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