Henry (knee) made a handful of impressive catches during OTAs, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

Head coach Anthony Lynn said Tuesday that Henry (knee) has looked healthy this offseason, and expects him to be a full-go for training camp, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

Henry said his surgically repaired right knee feels good, but he did acknowledge feeling occasional soreness after workouts, Ricky Henne of the Chargers 'official website reports. "I'm pretty much full-go," Henry said Monday. "Everything feels good. It still gets sore every once in a while, but it's nothing too bad. It's nothing that's crazy. It's just a workout soreness."

General manager Tom Telesco recently said Henry (knee) is on track to be ready for the first day of OTAs, Al Butler of United Press International reports.

Henry, who returned to game action in the Chargers' Jan. 13 playoff loss to the Patriots, acknowledged that he's still not 100 percent at this stage, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

Henry (knee) played 14 of the Chargers' 71 offensive snaps in Sunday's 41-28 loss to the Patriots in the divisional round. He failed to reel in his lone target of the contest.

Henry (knee) is listed as active for Sunday's playoff game against the Patriots.

Henry (knee) is expected to suit up for Sunday's divisional-round playoff game against the Patriots, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Henry (knee) is listed as questionable for Sunday's divisional-round game in New England, Sam Fortier of The Athletic reports.

The Chargers have activated Henry (knee) from the team's PUP list.

Though Henry (knee) won't play Sunday against the Ravens, he would likely be activated from the Chargers' PUP list should the team advance to the divisional round of the playoffs, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

The Chargers won't activate Henry (knee) from the PUP list Saturday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports. Thus, Henry won't be available for Sunday's wild-card game at Baltimore.

Coach Anthony Lynn said the Chargers haven't made a decision about Henry (knee) playing in Sunday's wild-card game in Baltimore, but if he suits up he'll be on a "pitch count," Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

Henry (knee) is expected to be activated from the PUP list and suit up in Sunday's AFC wild-card matchup with the Ravens, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

General manager Tom Telesco hasn't ruled out Henry (knee) being available for the wild-card round, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

Henry (knee) returned to practice Monday, opening a 21-day window for the Chargers to place him on the active roster or rule him out for the rest of the season.

Henry (knee) may start doing individual drills as soon as Monday, Eric D. Williams of ESPN.com reports.

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.Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry (knee), who tore his ACL in organized team activities in May, has a chance to return next month, according to league sources. However, his return is still a long shot. He has been running and squatting and his strength is returning and he has not suffered any setbacks. If the Chargers can make a postseason push, the chances might be better that Henry can make an impact for them late in the year. Those in redraft leagues should continue to leave Henry on the waiver wire, as it's highly unlikely that he'll help fantasy teams in the fantasy playoffs. The Chargers have been getting next to no production at the tight end spot from veteran Antonio Gates and Virgil Green in Henry's absence.

Though the Chargers are hopeful Henry (knee) will be ready to come off the PUP list at some point in December, his return is still viewed as a "long shot," Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

The Chargers are hopeful Henry (knee) will be able to be activated from injured reserve at some point next month, Adam Schefter reported Sunday on ESPN NFL Countdown.

With the Chargers on bye this week, Henry (knee) remains on the team's PUP list.

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.The Los Angeles Chargers are not optimistic about a potential return this year for tight end Hunter Henry (knee), according to a source. The odds of Henry returning from his ACL tear this year are remote, according to a source with knowledge of the situation. It was always a long shot that he would make it back, but the Chargers were holding out hope. It means that they'll have to stick with Antonio Gate and Virgil Green at the position. The aging Gates has 10 catches on 17 targets for 112 yards and a touchdown in six games. He's nothing more than a desperation touchdown-dependant TE2.

Henry ran diagonal sprints with a brace on his right knee Friday, Mike DiGiovanna of the Los Angeles Times reports. "It's so soon," coach Anthony Lynn said. "I was amazed at how he looked today. He's been doing stuff on the side all along, but today he kind of took it to another level."

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.Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry (knee) is running diagonal sprints while wearing a knee brace on Friday just four months removed from surgery on his right ACL. Henry must still sit out the first eight weeks of the season, and even then he's not guaranteed to return right after that. It's a good sign that he'll be able to return later this season, but he should be left to the waiver wire in most leagues for now. Veteran Antonio Gates will play limited snaps but is a touchdown-dependent TE2 until Henry returns.

Henry (knee) will be on the PUP list to start the season, Field Yates of ESPN reports.

The Chargers will likely place Henry (right ACL) on IR during final roster cuts, ESPN's Eric D. Williams reports.

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Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa (foot) injured his left foot in practice on Tuesday but was able to walk off the field under his own power. He will undergo further evaluation. Having already lost tight end Hunter Henry (knee) and cornerback Jason Verrett (Achilles) for the season, the Bolts can ill afford to lose their best defensive player. Bosa played a full season in 2017 and had 70 tackles, 12.5 sacks and four forced fumbles. Assuming this injury isn't too serious, Bosa is a high-end IDP pick.

Henry (knee) has been placed on the PUP list, Jack Wang of the Los Angeles Daily News reports.

It has been confirmed that Henry, who tore his right ACL on Tuesday, is slated to undergo season-ending surgery, the San Diego Union Tribune reports.

Henry tore his ACL in OTAs on Tuesday and will miss the 2018 season, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry (knee) suffered a torn ACL in his knee in practice on Tuesday, which will keep him out for all of the 2018 season. It's a huge loss for the Bolts, as Henry was set to be the main pass-catching tight end in a potentially high-octane offense. Virgil Green should now be No. 1 on the tight end depth chart in LA, but he's known much more for his blocking prowess than his hands. It's possible that the Chargers decide to re-sign veteran Antonio Gates now, although his days as a viable fantasy contributor are in the rearview mirror. Henry's injury likely means LA will use more four-wideout sets this year, which would benefit Tyrell Williams and Travis Benjamin the most.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry said he is ready to step up as the main pass-catching tight end in 2018 after general manager Tom Telesco confirmed that the Bolts will not re-sign veteran tight end Antonio Gates. "But definitely, I'm ready to step up. … I'm ready to go," Henry said. Henry's 2017 was a bit disappointing, as he caught just 45 passes for 579 yards and four touchdowns, gaining just nine more yards than he did in his rookie season. But with Gates now out of the picture, Henry will see much more playing time and targets from quarterback Philip Rivers, making him a solid TE1 with top-five upside in fantasy.

Henry said he's ready to step up after learning that Antonio Gates won't be back with the Chargers, Dan Woike of The Los Angeles Times reports.

Henry (abdomen) is healthy and participating in the Chargers' offseason program, Dan Woike of the Los Angeles Times reports.

Chargers general manager Tom Telesco said Thursday that he expected Henry (abdomen) to be ready for the start of the offseason program.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry has officially been placed on the season-ending Injured Reserve due to a lacerated kidney. Henry was injured in last week's game with the Chiefs, but the extent of the injury was unknown until the move was made on Tuesday. The young TE had racked up 579 receiving yards and four touchdowns this season, and he had become a regular escape outlet during Philip Rivers' stellar season. With Henry sidelined, future Hall-of-Famer Antonio Gates will likely resume his previous role as the team's primary tight end.

Henry (abdomen) was placed on injured reserve Tuesday, Ricky Henne of the Chargers' official site reports.

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The Los Angeles Chargers placed tight end Hunter Henry (kidney) on Injured Reserve with a small laceration on his kidney. In corresponding moves, the team promoted offensive guard Brett Boyko to the active roster from the practice squad and signed offensive tackle Andrew Wylie to the practice squad. It's a big loss for the Chargers offense as they try to sneak into the playoffs in the final two weeks. Henry had posted 45 catches for 611 yards and four touchdowns in his sophomore season. The loss of Henry is a slight downgrade to quarterback Philip Rivers' value, as the tight end had been his second-best receiver. Veteran Antonio Gates will now have to step up as the main pass-catching back in the final two games of the regular season. Gates is nearing the end and has clearly lost a step, so he's nothing more than a touchdown-dependent TE2 option for fantasy owners.

Henry has been diagnosed with a minor laceration of his kidney, putting his status up in the air for the final two weeks of the season, Jack Wang of the Los Angeles Daily News reports.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry (kidney) has been diagnosed with a small laceration on his kidney, and his status for the final two regular season games is "up in the air." It's a tough blow for the Chargers with their playoff hopes fading by the minute. If Henry is forced to sit out this weekend against the Jets, the veteran Antonio Gates would take on a much bigger workload, but he'd only be a low-end touchdown-dependent streamer. Aside from No. 1 target Keenan Allen, both Tyrell Williams and Travis Benjamin could see more targets in a good matchup.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry is poised for greatness, but he's surprisingly stuck in too good of a situation. Henry has shown that he's the future at TE in LA, but he's being overshadowed by offensive prowess everywhere else on his own team. Keenan Allen has become an abuser of secondaries far and wide, Melvin Gordon is a sluggish but effective runner that grinds out the yards, Tyrell Williams and Travis Benjamin run fly routes like they're trying out for the Olympic sprint team, and rookies like Mike Williams and Austin Ekeler are licking their chops for more opportunities. Henry's still a great safety blanket for Philip Rivers and still has the "big guy over the middle" role locked down, but fantasy owners should continue to expect that he just isn't going to be a primary target very often anytime soon.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry (calf) has practiced in full both Wednesday and Thursday and is no longer on the injury report for Week 15 against the Chiefs. Henry has been used more in the offense in recent weeks and has TE1 upside in an important divisional showdown, even though the Chiefs have been fairly solid in limiting opposing tight ends in 2017.

Henry (calf) returned to a full practice Wednesday.

Henry (calf) was limited in practice Tuesday.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry (calf) was limited in practice Tuesday. Henry should be just fine for a huge matchup against the division-rival Chiefs on the road in Week 15 on Saturday. He's been a frustrating fantasy play for much of the year, but the Bolts have wised up of late and quarterback Philip Rivers has targeted the young tight end at least five times in each of the last four weeks. Henry's production is trending upwards at the right time for fantasy owners, and he should be an upside TE1 in a solid matchup this weekend.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry continues to show his versatility as he snagged another touchdown in Week 14. The young tight end has regularly shown that he can be effective all over the field, and he's growing into becoming a solid red-zone threat. His lack of more opportunities is more caused by the wealth of offensive options available to the Chargers than anything he's done. Expect him to continue to grow into one of the top tight ends in the league, but the abundance of offensive weapons on the roster will likely always hurt his production.

Henry hauled in four passes (on six targets) for 50 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's victory over the Redskins.

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Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry appears to be fully recovered from the big hits he took against the Browns. As of Wednesday, it was reported that Henry was once again a full participant in practice. Henry was hammered twice by Cleveland's defenders, and the second of the big hits took him out of the game for a play due to a combination of having the wind knocked out of him and slightly hyperextending his knee. With Henry fully ready to go, fantasy owners should expect him to once again be a prime target for LA in the red zone.

Though it was expected that Henry (knee) would be limited at practice Wednesday, he wasn't listed on the Chargers' initial Week 14 injury report.

Henry (knee) will be limited at Wednesday's practice, Jack Wang of the Los Angeles Daily News reports.