Hayden Hurst returned from injured reserve after missing five games due to a hip injury but played a limited role against the Broncos. Initially the primary receiving tight end, he now finds himself third on the depth chart behind Stone Smartt and Tucker Fisk, primarily used in blocking situations. Hurst's future in the league appears uncertain as he may need to find a new team to extend his career.

Hayden Hurst has been activated from injured reserve just in time for the Chargers' game against the Broncos. His return is significant for the team as they look to improve their passing game, especially with Will Dissly out due to injury. Despite battling injuries this season and only catching seven passes, Hurst could play a key role in the Chargers' offensive strategy.

Hayden Hurst is set to return after missing four games due to a hip injury, as the Chargers have opened a 21-day window for his comeback. While he may not be at his peak form from his time with the Ravens, his return will provide quarterback Justin Herbert with an additional offensive weapon, which is crucial for improving the team's chemistry and performance.

Hayden Hurst is out for the game against the Chiefs, adding to the Chargers' injury concerns as they prepare for this critical matchup.

Hayden Hurst has been placed on injured reserve, which has left the Chargers with a thinner depth chart at tight end. His absence has prompted the team to look for additional support, leading to the signing of McCallan Castles to the practice squad.