How do traditions or theologians who believe that Christ died for angels interpret or reconcile their view with Hebrews 2:16?

Some Christian groups and theologians teach that Christ’s redemptive work extends not only to humanity but also to angels, including fallen angels. However, Hebrews 2:16 says: >For surely it is not angels He helps, but the descendants of Abraham” (various translations). This seems to restrict Christ’s atonement to the descendants of Abraham rather than to angels. **How do traditions or theologians who believe that Christ died for angels interpret or reconcile their view with Hebrews 2:16?** I am not asking whether Christ did or did not die for angels, nor seeking debate, but specifically how those who hold this belief understand Hebrews 2:16.