Chargers have three tight ends for training despite injury from Hunter Henry – ProFootballTalk

Hunter Henry is about to miss at least a month because of a fractured tibial plateau in the left knee, the Los Angeles Chargers presented a trio of well-fitting needles for workouts.

Ben Koyack, Will Tye and Luke Willson were among the six players the Chargers hosted for training this week.

The three players were in training camps with teams before being released over the weekend. Tye (Eagles) and Willson (Raiders) were released during the first cuts, while Koyack (Jaguars) was released to make room for waivers the next day.

For the moment, another meeting with Antonio Gates does not seem to be on the table. According to Eric Williams of ESPN.com, head coach Anthony was questioned about this possibility on Wednesday.

"I have not been in contact with AntonioLynn said, "I'm not sure of his situation."

This is not to say that the front office has not contacted Gates, but it seems he is not at the top of the list of options being considered by the team at the moment.

Henry is not placed in the reserve of the wounded with the hope of the Chargers that he could potentially come back in 4 to 6 weeks.

The Chargers also worked on defensive backs Tevaughn Campbell and Dontae Johnson and wide receiver Anthony Johnson.