Tre Harris
Los Angeles Chargers·#9Season Stats · 16 games
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STM Take
The 2025 #99 (tier 8) rookie finish is below where the 2nd-round draft slot projected, and the game log (eight weeks all under 10 PPR) confirms the role was limited all year. Wk 16's 9.4 PPR was the high point. The 2026 trajectory depends on whether Quentin Johnston's role compresses or whether the Chargers commit to Harris as a defined WR3 with growth runway.
Harris came out of Ole Miss (after transferring from Louisiana Tech) as the Los Angeles Chargers' 2nd-round pick (55th overall) in 2025 after a senior season that produced 60 catches for 1,030 yards across just 8 games before a groin injury ended his year. At 6'2" and 205 pounds with sub-4.5 speed, he profiles as a downfield boundary WR. The Chargers drafted him as the long-term complement to Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston in Justin Herbert's expanding target tree.
Strengths
- Ole Miss senior 1,030-yard line on just 8 games (132 yards per game) is genuinely elite per-game production. 2nd-round draft slot plus 6'2"/205 frame establishes a real talent profile.
- Wk 16 2025's 9.4 PPR plus three other 6+ PPR games shows he is part of the rotation. Age 24 with the 2nd-round pedigree guarantees roster spots through 2027.
Concerns
- Rookie tier 8 finish with no game above 9.4 PPR is a disappointing 2nd-round debut. The route discipline that worked at Ole Miss did not yet translate to consistent NFL separation.
- Behind Ladd McConkey and Quentin Johnston in the Chargers WR room, the path to a defined WR2 role is narrow. Justin Herbert's target distribution historically favors the top two WRs.
What to watch: Whether his 2026 target share clears 5 per game across the first six weeks, the threshold every 2nd-round WR has historically needed to hit by Year 2.
Fantasy Outlook
Tre Harris scored 69 PPR points, 4.3 per game this season. Compare him against any WR and track weekly rankings in our fantasy tools.