What happened: Jim Harbaugh said Denver wanted Los Angeles to accept lesser compensation under its pass/fail medical grading system. The teams had agreed to a trade before it was canceled.
Why it matters: Denver loses the linebacker addition it sought, while Los Angeles retains a player it spotlighted during its offseason program. The disagreement centers on the value of a deal after terms were agreed.
By the numbers: Henley has 51 tackles, 0.5 sacks and one interception in 2026 through eight games.
What to watch: Henley's next appearance for Los Angeles will show how the Chargers use him after the canceled trade.