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New England could look to add this Chargers' mainstay to their ranks after L.A.'s disappointing start to the season.

Musket Fire's Graham Wilker argues that the New England Patriots should target Los Angeles Chargers linebacker Daiyan Henley ahead of the trade deadline. Following an 0-6 start by the Chargers, Wilker suggests Los Angeles could become sellers. The writer believes Henley, who is currently in a contract year, would be an ideal addition for New England's defense.
Wilker notes that the Patriots rely heavily on starters Robert Spillane and Christian Elliss while lacking experienced linebacker depth. Henley has posted 36 tackles through six games this season, and the writer proposes New England could potentially acquire him for a fifth-round draft pick.
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