Tre
Harris

Harris began honing his skills as a wide receiver early. Really early. "I can remember being 5 years old and always on my dad — 'Come throw it to me,'" he said. "And he did. So I guess I've always been a pass-catcher. It's been in me." It sure showed, in a college career with 220 catches, including 114 at Ole Miss.

Harris could reach out and catch a raindrop. With supremely quick reflexes and grippy hands, the wideout would only have to worry about where to put his wet grab. Making sure his fingers are far from slippery once the game starts, he uses those aforementioned traits to make a downfield splash.

Like all teams the Chargers are longing for big-play wide receivers. In the 2025 NFL Draft they were one of the teams that got one when they selected Ole Miss' Tre Harris, who led the SEC in both receiving yards and receptions as a second-round pick really to came out a deep dive in the Chargers' plan.

Harris tallied at least 130 yards in half of his games during his final season at Ole Miss in 2024, displaying a true ability to change the game from various alignments. He's the perfect addition to the Chargers offense as he'll help take the focus off of McConkey by providing a massive target on the outside.

Thankfully for defensive coordinators everywhere, these two didn't end up on the same team. Highly explosive on their own, the Chargers' Tre Harris and Buccaneers' Tez Johnson would make for a show-stopping tandem. They started their professional careers on opposite ends of the nation.

Harris and Justin Herbert were routinely on the same page throughout the Chargers' 2025 training camp — and it wasn't hard to tell why. The wideout made beating the cornerback guarding him look easy. From there, he found himself in open space and smoothly hauled in passes thrown his way.

One completion to Harris deep down the sideline is all it takes to completely flip the field. He effortlessly torches the cornerback guarding him before sprinting past the safety. Then the Chargers rookie wideout streaks under the pass, hauls it in and moves the chains with a big-time catch.

Harris tallied at least 130 yards in half of his games during his final season at Ole Miss in 2024, displaying a true ability to change the game from various alignments. He's the perfect addition to the Chargers offense as he can help take the focus off Ladd McConkey by providing a massive target on the outside.

Harris' ability to accelerate and decelerate on a dime is reminiscent of a racecar driver. Flooring it off the line, the wideout kicks into another gear as he strides down the field. Then he slams on the brakes, hauls in the pass and hits the gas again to sprint toward the first-down marker.