Tre Harris is a fantasy football sleeper and value in 2025 fantasy football rookie drafts. Read the fantasy football outlook for the new Chargers wide receiver.
DRAFT PICK: 2nd Round (#55 Overall Pick)
TEAM: Los Angeles Chargers
ROOKIE DRAFT ANALYSIS: Tre Harris broke the system, with his 5.15 yards per route run and 3.78 Receiving Yards Per Team Pass Attempt in his final season at Ole Miss. He was uber-efficient in his first season with Ole Miss (2023) with 2.90 Receiving Yards Per Team Attempt and 3.17 yards per route run. Harris spent five seasons in college, so some have skepticism about his later breakout.
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That should bode well with Harris's skill set, though he interestingly saw a 21.1 percent deep target rate (No. 30) behind Burden. Meanwhile, Harris had the seventh-highest target rate in the short area of the field (47.4 percent). He can create yards after the catch, with the 10th-highest YAC/Rec (7.7) in the 2025 receiver rookie class.
The Chargers need a legitimate deep threat or a receiver with those skills to make explosive plays. For context, Josh Palmer (26.2 percent) and Quentin Johnston (22 percent) led the team in deep-target rate, with Ladd McConkey in third at 8 percent. Harris can fill the void and be an upgraded version.
The Chargers hit on their 2024 second-round pick in McConkey. Can they hit on their second-round rookie in Harris? There's a chance Harris's rookie season finishes like Xavier Legette or Odunze, where they disappoint based on the draft capital and situation.
herbo to tre .. we can get used to this pic.twitter.com/go585LWJ3p
— Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) May 12, 2025
However, Harris arguably landed on a better team with an improved offensive environment. We'll want a piece of the Chargers offense, and Harris's talent and situation should align for fantasy goodness.
- Corbin Young
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