Los Angeles Chargers tight end Hunter Henry has been added to the reserve/COVID list.

Henry being added to the list this late in the week suggests that the talented tight end will not be available for Week 16 against the Denver Broncos. Donald Parham will get the nod as the starter when Henry is officially deemed unavailable. Parham has shown some flashes this season but never saw more than 26 percent of the snaps prior to the 36 percent he saw last week. The rookie tight end is our 24th ranked tight end for Week 16.

Wide receiver Keenan Allen (hamstring), running back Austin Ekeler (quad), tight end Hunter Henry (hip), and wide receiver Mike Williams (back) were listed as limited participants after being listed as out on Monday.

While it was only a walkthrough, it's good news for all four players who were listed has not being able to take part in Monday's practice.

The Chargers did not hold a practice on Monday because they played a game on Sunday, but their effort to hold a workout would have been hampered by the health of their roster as well.

The group is headlined by wide receiver Keenan Allen, who left Sunday’s win over the Falcons with a hamstring injury. Tight end Hunter Henry (hip) is also in the group. He left Sunday’s game for a brief period and returned to action. Also listed was Mike Williams and Austin Ekeler.

With a Thursday game against the Raiders on the docket, the Chargers were obligated to release an estimated practice report and it showed that 12 players would not have taken part in practice. The names above are obviously a pretty big chunk of the Bolts offense so it's worth monitoring over the next couple of days leading up to Thursday night to see how these guys progress. Williams is dealing with a back injury and Ekeler a quad.

Sources: The #Chargers have franchise tagged TE Hunter Henry, keeping a key playmaker in the fold for another year.

When on the field, Hunter Henry is a mismatch for defenders and one of the best tight ends in the league. He's missed 23 contests out of a possible 64 due to injury though, which has some fantasy managers a bit hesitant to pull the trigger on the 25-year old. Henry should be a mid-range TE1 come draft season, and especially with his quarterback situation unknown, he could provide a solid check-down option in 2020.

Chargers TE Hunter Henry will get in a limited practice on Wednesday. This will be his first practice since suffering a tibial plateau fracture to his left knee in Week 1.

The Chargers' injury woes are plentiful, but here is some good news, as Hunter Henry returns to practice. We shouldn't expect him to play this week against the Steelers, but his chances to go in Week 7 against the Titans have gotten much better. If he is a free agent, grab him now.