lands with the Bolts in the second round of the NFL Draft and should quickly become Justin Herbert's trusted second option in the passing game opposite Ladd McConkey Harris will have to hop either Mike Williams or Quentin Johnston to crack the starting lineup but I'm not worried about his ability to do so We're discussing a player who has ranked first and ninth in yards per route run over the last two years stacked up against arguably a former first-round bust and a veteran who looked like he was running on empty last year (per PFF) The Chargers are looked at as a run-heavy team but that isn't necessarily true and might not be in 2025 the Bolts ranked 11th in neutral passing rate and seventh in pass rate over expectation (per Fantasy Points Data) Harris sits atop my Tier 3 of rookies and should be considered a borderline first-round rookie draft selection I know I'm aggressively above consensus depending on which ADP of other ranking set you're looking at but I want to be with a player who was my WR2 predraft and is my WR3 post-draft with the new addition of Travis Hunter in my wide receiver rankings Harris is set to smash in his rookie season The Los Angeles Chargers have selected WR Tre Harris with the No The Chargers continue to use the 2025 NFL Draft to provide QB Justin Herbert with weapons Harris tallied 1,030 receiving yards and seven touchdowns on 60 receptions in 2024 He will likely enter training camp competing with Mike Williams for the No 3 wide receiver spot on the Chargers' 2025 roster It’s Dynasty Rookie Draft season. Rookie drafts are always unpredictable, but the best way to get prepared for your league’s draft is to fire up a mock draft with FantasyPros’ fantasy mock draft simulator. The Draft Wizard allows you to … read more » Import your league to see your player availability The Chargers upgraded the wide receiver room with the selection of Tre Harris in the second round of the 2025 NFL draft General manager Joe Hortiz, who appeared on ESPN's The Pat McAfee Show said he wasn't surprised that Harris was available at pick No 55 but was very excited that he fell to them "He's a talented player before he got hurt who was leading the country in receiving," Hortiz said physical playmaker with the ability to win at all three levels We're just excited about the opportunity to add him He's one of those guys that you get a little anxious if he's going to get there and we were fired up to turn his name in." In two years at Ole Miss Harris amassed 114 catches for 2,015 yards and 15 touchdowns with the Rebels He missed five games last season with a groin issue but still led the team in receptions and receiving yards The Chargers brought back Mike Williams on a one-year deal but that wouldn't stop them from adding a true X-receiver for the long haul Harris is a big-bodied receiver who can stretch the field vertically outside the numbers and win in contested situations A celebration of local heritage is set to take place at Wales’ oldest Boys & Girls Club – as a 70-foot mural depicting community-nominated characters and stories will be unveiled The unveiling will be the grand finale of Treharris Boys & Girls Club’s centenary celebrations funded by the National Lottery Heritage Fund the centenary celebrations have brought together community through a series of events and workshops promoting and safeguarding local heritage With over 1,000 photographs and memorabilia donated by the community the club’s archive has grown into a rich collection that captures the essence of the area’s history including artwork from young people involved in the project will be on display in the opening exhibition shared his enthusiasm: “I am delighted to see this Heritage Project coming to fruition bring back many memories for residents and also be a reference point to ensure that our local history is not forgotten by future generations Thanks to all those who have been involved with this project.” Fifty seven youth and community volunteers have dedicated more than 378 hours to making this project a success The young people’s achievements were recognised at the Academy of Success Awards in June 2024 with the project being awarded ‘Innovative Project of the Year’ expressed his pride in the project: “Seeing the community come together over this last year has been amazing “We are so proud of all the young people and volunteers that have made this project a huge success We can’t wait for all of these achievements to be on show at the unveiling.” The opening event starts at 1pm on 29 October with family activities film screenings from the National Library of Wales and a retrospective of the centenary year The official unveiling of the mural and exhibition takes place at 2pm with the exhibition open until November 26 2024 For more details visit treharrisbgc.co.uk or Treharris BGC on Facebook Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Connect with Nation.Cymru on Facebook and Twitter If you would like to donate to help keep Nation.Cymru running then you just need to click on the box below it will open a pop up window that will allow you to pay using your credit / debit card or paypal Enter your email address to receive instant notifications of new articles All information provided to Nation.Cymru will be handled sensitively and within the boundaries of the Data Protection Act 2018 In 2017 Nation.Cymru was launched after raising £5000 from a crowdfunding campaign Today it is one of the fastest growing news sites in the UK attracting over 1.5 million visitors a month We are not backed by billionaire owners or hidden behind a paywall but we depend on our readers' support to continue our work If everyone who visited the site over the course of a month donated at least £1 we would have enough funding for the next eight years To guarantee our future please consider making a donation today. Should you trade down in your rookie draft We analyze the tier breaks in the 2025 rookie class so you can get the best value Why should you highlight Bhayshul Tuten in your dynasty rookie rankings RB Ashton Jeanty will go high in your rookie draft But who should you target later in the first round and beyond Check out our 2025 Dynasty Rookie Rankings to find out Tre Harris checks a lot of boxes for dynasty managers chasing ceiling: size 205-pounder averaged 100.8 receiving yards per game over two seasons at Ole Miss becoming just the second player in SEC history to top 100 yards per game for his career And he averaged a historic 5.12 yards per route in 2024.  But Harris ran a limited route tree and needs work in contested situations He’s a traits-based bet at this point — with the upside to pay off in a big way Landing in Round 2 with QB Justin Herbert and the Chargers raises his ceiling Keep reading for a deeper dive into Harris' dynasty value Harris was not supposed to be a top-tier prospect in the 2025 WR class He played QB at Comeaux High School in Lafayette and garnered relatively light interest as a college recruit Most recruiting services tabbed him as a two-star prospect and he received just a handful of scholarship offers Harris chose to stay in-state at Louisiana Tech He saw offensive snaps in just two games in 2020 running nine routes and hauling in his lone target for 20 yards But Harris carved out a significant role the next season finishing second on Louisiana Tech in catches He led the squad in yards per route (2.17) and passer rating when targeted (104.5) easily leading the team in both receiving yards and TDs Harris averaged a team-leading and career-best 2.36 yards per route Harris finished 32nd in Pro Football Focus receiving grade.  He earned first-team All-Conference USA honors and was named a Biletnikoff Award semifinalist Harris was ready to take on a bigger challenge He set his eyes on the SEC and transferred to Ole Miss for 2023 I feel like this year I’ve grown into my body even more I’m just able to really lock in and I think this year is going to be my best year yet "I wanted to play against better competition They’re going to look at who you are playing against.” The jump in competition didn’t faze Harris He erupted for 133 yards and 4 TDs in his Ole Miss debut (albeit against Mercer) and went on to lead the team in receiving yards and scores in 2023 Harris was a big-play machine for the Rebels and yards (325) on passes 20+ yards downfield But Harris was also a weapon with the ball in his hands averaging 6.7 yards per catch after the reception That ranked 47th out of 287 qualifying WRs – even more impressive given Harris’ relatively deep 13.2-yard average target depth Harris suffered a groin injury in a mid-October game against LSU He returned six weeks later but lasted less than two quarters before aggravating the injury and missing the rest of the season So Harris appeared in just eight games last year – but they were ultra-productive Excluding the Florida game he exited early and 0.86 TDs across his other seven outings Harris averaged an absurd 5.12 yards per route in 2024. No other WR at this year’s Combine even cracked 3.72.  Harris’ 5.12 yards per route was the highest by a Power Five WR with 200+ routes since Pro Football Focus started tracking the stat in 2015 Harris also paced all 2024 Combine WRs with 3.78 yards per team pass attempt and tied for second with an 89.4 PFF receiving grade and again reached Biletnikoff semifinalist status Harris averaged 100.8 yards per game across his two seasons at Ole Miss becoming just the second player in SEC history to average 100+ receiving yards per game across his career Harris is most dangerous with the ball in his hands averaging 6.4 yards after the catch per reception for his career — and 7.7 last season where he can build to full speed before making the grab Harris reminds me of Nico Collins once he gets rolling Harris beats the angles of three different defenders on this 48-yard TD against Kentucky he’s a heavy runner with plenty of tackle-breaking power.  Harris was the only WR in the nation to earn a 99.9 PFF receiving grade on targets 20+ yards downfield in both 2023 and 2024 He caught 20 of 38 deep targets for 724 yards and 6 TDs over those two seasons.  Harris’ long-striding speed allows him to get on top of defenders – and then blow by them but it looked improved in 2024 based on my film study and leaping ability to dominate contested catches He’s not quite there yet – but he’s getting better Harris converted just 46.2% of his contested opportunities across his first four college seasons but posted a career-best 61.5% conversion rate in 2024 He has strong hands and impressive body control to contort and make grabs outside his numbers And he's clearly comfortable making plays in traffic Harris fends off his defender and then contorts his body at the last second to haul in this back-shoulder throw Here's another example of Harris thriving in contact Harris operated in Lane Kiffin’s spread offense at Ole Miss and didn't run a wide variety of routes Those figure to be his best routes as a pro allowing him to use his size and build-up speed It’s fair to question whether Harris has the agility But it's worth noting that he destroyed man coverage the last two seasons Harris averaged an absurd 10.5 yards per route and earned a 95.0 PFF receiving grade against man coverage in 2024 he ranked 18th out of 288 WRs in yards per route vs Harris landed in a great spot: A Chargers team with an excellent QB Justin Herbert has one of the biggest arms in the league — and the accuracy to match Here's where he ranked last year in passes 20+ yards downfield: Herbert will maximize Harris' big-play ability Ladd McConkey is established as a big part of the passing game but he ran 70% of his routes from the slot last year Harris will compete for snaps with WRs Quentin Johnston and Mike Williams Johnston was better last season than he was as a rookie but he still ranked just 44th in yards per route and 59th in PFF receiving grade among 88 qualifying WRs caught just 21 balls across two different teams last year He could be better another year removed from his torn ACL The Athletic's Daniel Popper is already projecting Harris to win a starting job this season He posted three seasons of strong market shares averaged a historic 5.12 yards per route in 2024 and earned a perfect 99.9 PFF deep receiving grade in each of the last two years with Nico Collins-esque after-catch ability and he still needs work on ball tracking and contested catches and it’s fair to question how quickly that can happen in a 2025 rookie class with few sure WR studs Harris' long-term dynasty upside stands out — particularly alongside QB Justin Herbert Harris could provide dynasty teams with WR2 production and WR1 spike weeks We have the tools to help you manage your team like a real NFL GM and Reid all have an entire analytics team at their disposal -- from Draft Night and through the offseason We’ve built a whole suite of Dynasty Tools to help you draft Next UpTetairoa McMillan Dynasty Value: Another Drake London This is an insider feature of Draft Sharks Learn More » and we never store your credit card information Click HERE to Download Your Free Rookie Draft Guide 2024: Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) makes the catch over Wake Forest Demon Deacons defensive back Jamare Glasker (25) during the third quarter of the NCAA college football match up at Allegacy Stadium in Winston-Salem (Scott Kinser/CSM) (Credit Image: © Scott Kinser/Cal Sport Media) (Cal Sport Media via AP Images) PFF’s Fantasy Football Player Profile series delivers the most in-depth fantasy football analysis available for the 2025 season competition for touches and how teammates and coaching staffs will impact each player's fantasy football outlook he was part of a four-man rotation over the first seven weeks before a hip and groin injury cut short his season He tried to return later in the season but only made one more reception Harris started the year completely dominating in non-conference play His PFF receiving grade took a noteworthy dip against SEC play but he still gained at least 80 receiving yards in his three complete games including that he “does well to get vertical” and “he can keep a defense honest with his field-stretching ability.” Palmer was the Chargers' closest thing to a deep threat last year While it’s not common for a player to play X in a base offense and Z in three receiver sets it’s possible Harris can beat out both Johnston and Williams for base snaps Harris’ fantasy value could be dependent on his ability to diversify his route tree. Our draft guide compared him to Alec Pierce a wide receiver with a high average depth of target but low target rate who can keep the defense honest and make life easier for the underneath receivers Pierce and receivers like him have minimal fantasy value because they’ll have three or four games per season where they make multiple deep catches and have a big week but have minimal fantasy impact the rest of the weeks Harris may have that kind of role in Los Angeles’ offense Harris could potentially reach a 20% target rate and be a weekly fantasy starter and it’s possible Harris could fill a similar role Harris will benefit from catching passes from Justin Herbert He threw the ball deep more often last season than in past years which led to the second-most deep passing yards and a tie for the most deep passing touchdowns He accomplished this without a wide receiver ranked top 20 in deep receiving yards Harris will allow Herbert to throw even more giving Harris a decent chance of finishing among the top-20 wide receivers in deep receiving yards He’s very likely to make an impact on the Los Angeles offense as a rookie but he will need to catch both short and deep passes in order to become a fantasy starter selected Ole Miss pass catcher Tre Harris with the 56th pick in the NFL draft While Charger fans should be celebrating their new weapon for Justin Herbert it could also slam the door on a reunion with one of their most beloved former players Allen has definitely made it known that he is either playing with the Bears or the Chargers next season This sparked all sorts of speculation about the Chargers making a move -- but they didn't If the Chargers wait until after the 2025 NFL Draft to grab Allen then he does not count toward the compensatory pick formula for next year USA; Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris (9) runs after a catch for a touchdown / Petre Thomas-Imagn ImagesHarris is a big the First-Team All-SEC speedster (4.54 40 yard dash) caught 60 passes for 1,030 yards and seven touchdowns last season He's an excellent outside compliment to 2nd year sensation Ladd McKonkey and gives the Chargers a big-bodied he could make a short-term return to the Chargers serve as reliable red-zone presence for Herbert and an excellent mentor to a young Harris Chargers' first rounder Omarion Hampton puts immediate pressure on Najee Harris Los Angeles Chargers grades for first rounder Omarion Hampton leave questions Is Justin Herbert happy with Chargers' polarizing NFL draft pick? Najee Harris, Omarion Hampton both named among Round 1 biggest losers The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER A TREHARRIS-based entrepreneur and their business have been awarded £10,000 to support future growth plans and ambitions Veronique Mbida and her business Bantu Chocolate have been given the grant funding by the entrepreneurship charity Hatch Enterprise in partnership with NatWest The trailblazing company is a bean-to-bar craft chocolate and cocoa pulp juice maker specialising in single origin cocoa products Bantu is dedicated to turning a broken system into a fair said: “Receiving this grant is a significant milestone for Bantu Chocolate and a valuable opportunity to invest in our future growth “At Bantu Chocolate our unique ownership of a cocoa farm allows us to grow our own beans and craft chocolate from start to finish ensuring a stable supply of high-quality cocoa and by-products “By investing in website improvements we aim to reach more customers and better showcase our distinctive farm-to-table chocolates and cocoa pulp-based beverages.” Bantu was founded with these guiding principles: For more about Bantu Chocolate visit: https://bantuchocolate.com/ ​​ ​​ To shop the Bantu Chocolates range visit: https://bantuchocolate.com/shop/ What’s the connection with Treharris and I can’t find any mention of Treharris or Wales … so what’s with the Welsh angle Some around the fanbase seemed to be slightly annoyed that the team did not focus on bringing in a wide receiver with their first choice With their second selection in the 2025 NFL Draft the Chargers are bringing in Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris three with Louisiana Tech and the last two with the Ole Miss Rebels and head coach Lane Kiffin RELATED: Best available players for the Los Angeles Chargers on Day 2 Injuries held Harris back this last season as the Rebels receiver only played in eight games Harris had 1,030 yards receiving and seven touchdown receptions NFL Draft analyst Mel Kiper mentioned that Harris may not bring the speed Drops have been a big issue for the Chargers the addition of Harris can help fix that issue in 2025 Harris is also the big target Chargers fans were hoping for The former Rebels receiver is six feet two This selection has to make quarterback Justin Herbert very happy Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris (9) celebrates knocking a pass away from South Carolina Gamecocks wide receiver Dalevon Campbell (15), in the hedge, in the second half at Williams-Brice Stadium. / Jeff Blake-Imagn Images— Enjoy free coverage of the Chargers from Los Angeles Chargers on SI — Chargers drafting Omarion Hampton has Skip Bayless firing warning shot at Chiefs, Andy Reid Chargers' first rounder Omarion Hampton puts immediate pressure on Najee Harris Los Angeles Chargers grades for first rounder Omarion Hampton leave questions Is Justin Herbert happy with Chargers' polarizing NFL draft pick? Najee Harris, Omarion Hampton both named among Round 1 biggest losers TYLER REEDTyler is a graduate of the University of Kentucky, where he majored in communications. Aside from his roles with the Cowboys and Chargers on SI, Tyler also covers sports and pop culture for The Big Lead. The concerted effort to load up on talent for the offense is no mistake, as former Oregon Ducks quarterback Justin Herbert needed a boost in personnel around him Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert a Eugene native and former Oregon quarterback was in attendance during the Oregon football’s Pro Day Tuesday / Ben Lonergan/The Register-Guard / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn ImagesHerbert is entering a pivotal season of his career individually and acquiring talent like those players makes a hug difference especially at wide receiver with Tre Harris but a standout wide receiver is harder and harder to find at that point in the draft especially as teams load up closer to the top of the draft with those targets Herbert could potentially have a new go-to-weapon "The thing that makes me different is my ability to make those contested catches whether I got to go on top of DBs head or whether I'm just making a strong but also my ability to be savvy in between my routes and really pair different releases together I'm able to compare a slant route to a stop route and the go route all really well," second-round pick Tre Harris said MORE: Las Vegas Raiders' Jackson Powers-Johnson Recruiting 5-Star Jackson Cantwell To Oregon MORE: Cleveland Browns' Dillon Gabriel Reveals Message From Marcus Mariota After NFL Draft At Ole Miss this past college football season Harris was named a Second-Team All-American Harris led coach Lane Kiffin’s high-powered attack and ranking second in receiving touchdowns (7) despite only playing eight full games but has solid long speed and deceptively shifty off the line of scrimmage in route running Harris finished his career at Ole Miss with 2,015 receiving yards becoming one of two players in SEC history to average 100 yards per game across a career (103.3 per game) Harris adds a level of explosive play ability down the field that the Chargers have been severely lacking from Herbert’s arsenal of targets "We're always trying to bolster everything improve everything…we felt like we helped our team in free agency and really improved depth and really could go out to play a game so let's just pick the best players available," general manager Joel Hortiz said "When you're in there making the selections USA; Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (10) looks to pass during the second quarter against the Houston Texans in an AFC wild card game at NRG Stadium Mandatory Credit: Troy Taormina-Imagn Images / Troy Taormina-Imagn ImagesWhen the best players available are also for the needs of your team you usually end up with nice team fits such as this has almost always had a downfield target he could trust Pushing the ball vertically is what makes Herbert and his arm talent so special Any time the Chargers can add players that fit into that mold certainly at the running back position," added assistant general manager Chad Alexander said Those guys are going to come in and help us as offensive playmakers Just really excited about being able to add those guys.” Herbert goes into the 2025 season with a renewed skill position group While the offensive line is still a question mark there is no debating the Chargers are in a better spot today than they were when the sales off the field after that guy-wrenching playoff defeat to the Houston Texans KYRON SAMUELS At 6'2", 205 pounds, Harris ran a 4.54 40-yard dash at the NFL combine, not slow but definitely not a burner. His Next Gen Stat 'Athleticism' score ranked him 27th overall for wideouts does set him apart which is evident in the grades roundup below: Harris is extremely productive The guy missed five games in 2024 yet led Ole Miss with 60 receptions and seven scores -- enough to be named Second-Team Associated Press All-American and Third-Team All-SEC "Los Angeles finally gets another pass catcher for Justin Herbert after bringing in North Carolina running back Omarion Hampton in the first round. Harris profiles as a potential X-receiver in the NFL, which complements Ladd McConkey well." -- Chris Trapasso Grade: B+ "This was a move the Chargers needed to make, although you might be a little surprised they actually did with Jim Harbaugh as head coach. Harris gives Justin Herbert a quality threat and further improves the overall offense. The only question: Was he a better choice than Jaylin Noel at this spot?" -- Nick Baumgartner Grade: B+ Harris' grades net out in the A-/B+ range ranked the 99th best player in Lousiana in 2019 He went to Lousiana Tech for three years where he exploded and transfered to Ole Miss Lots of room to grow and improve and be extremely productive for Justin Herbert and the Chargers -- a familiar pattern for Harris Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInJACKSON (WLBT) - Two more Ole Miss Rebels heard their names called in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft team-leading wide receiver Tre Harris was selected with the No 55 overall pick by the Los Angeles Chargers while top Rebels DB Trey Amos was selected by the Washington Commanders with the No The 'Sip ➡️ LATre Harris is heading to the @chargers‼️Round 02 | Pick 55#HottyToddy x #BoltUp pic.twitter.com/wEuCZra9Do The 'Sip ➡️ DCTrey Amos is heading to the @Commanders‼️Round 02 | Pick 61#HottyToddy x #RaiseHail pic.twitter.com/dfdKTkY0LJ Harris was a Second-Team All-American in 2024 and ranking second in receiving touchdowns at seven Harris finished with 2,015 yards and 15 touchdowns receiving on 114 receptions and three interceptions in his only season as a Rebel last year He was also named a Second-Team All-American and was a key member of one of the Rebels’ best-ever defenses Harris and Amos were the third and fourth Rebels drafted in the 2025 NFL Draft, with Jaxson Dart and Walter Nolen being picked in the first round Want more WLBT news in your inbox? Click here to subscribe to our newsletter See a spelling or grammar error in our story? Please click here to report it and include the headline of the story in your email The 'Sip ➡️ LATre Harris is heading to the @chargers‼️Round 02 | Pick 55#HottyToddy x #BoltUp pic.twitter.com/wEuCZra9Do The 'Sip ➡️ DCTrey Amos is heading to the @Commanders‼️Round 02 | Pick 61#HottyToddy x #RaiseHail pic.twitter.com/dfdKTkY0LJ Apr 22, 2025 3:42 AM EDTIn this story:NFL DraftTre Harris WRHeight: 6-2Weight: 205 poundsAge: 22 years old (02/28/2002) Hand Size: 9 3/5 inchesArm Length: 31.88 inches 40-Yard Dash: 4.54 seconds10-Yard Split: 1.57 seconds Vertical: 38.50 inches Broad Jump: 10 Bench Press: N/A20-Yard Shuttle: N/A3-Cone: N/A Louisiana Tech YearReceptionsYardsTouchdowns2020 Harris has shown the ability to win a rep in multiple different ways but his ability in the red zone in contested catch situations is going to lead to multiple teams having him ranked highly on their board Add that to his experience lining up in the slot and it should lead to him being an ideal draft pick for a team no matter the role they are targeting at WR Show Search Search Query Submit Search Don't Miss John Spanos stepped in to ease the anxious room. “You’re going to get him,” Hortiz recalled the Chargers’ president of football operations urging the room. “Just be patient.” “And we were,” Hortiz said. “And we got him.” Chargers The Chargers gave coach Jim Harbaugh another run option selecting North Carolina tailback Omarion Hampton with the No Patience defined the final two days of the Chargers’ draft From the front office that didn’t sacrifice assets to jump ahead early And from their picks who took circuitous routes to the NFL and waited days to hear their names called Harris, the Chargers’ second second-round wide receiver selection in as many years, was a high school quarterback before he became a second-team All-American receiver. Third-round pick defensive tackle Jamaree Caldwell went through two junior colleges and two Division I schools to become the 86th overall selection Mississippi receiver Tre Harris (9) stretches out to try to catch a pass against Furman on Aug (Sarah Warnock / Associated Press) Harris — the sixth Mississippi player to record a 1,000-yard receiving season — believes he fits the bill “I can make those tough and contested catches whenever people may not think I’m open,” said Harris who had 1,030 yards and seven touchdowns last season his second with the Rebels after transferring from Louisiana Tech you’re going to get a hard worker out of me You’re going to get a competitor out of me and you’re going to get the best out of me for sure.” Chargers The Chargers are confident they’ve found players who possess high football IQ speed and versatility with their final six picks of the 2025 NFL draft the Chargers bolstered an edge rushing group in flux with South Carolina outside linebacker Kyle Kennard The Bronko Nagurski Trophy winner for stellar defense had 11½ sacks last year and will help fill the void of Joey Bosa The additional year has helped many prospects emerge as potential immediate impact players as they transition to the pros it helps them elevate their status,” Hortiz said The pandemic stalled Caldwell’s career as he was slated to go to Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College but suddenly was taken off of scholarship as an out-of-state student When football resumed the following season he enrolled at Independence (Kan.) Community College before transferring to Houston for two seasons Caldwell flashed his pass-rushing potential with 6½ sacks in 2023 then transferred to Oregon in 2024 where he started 14 games as a run-stuffing nose tackle “Just somebody that loves football,” Caldwell said. “From a juco guy — you can ask a lot of juco guys in the league as well — it’s either football or nothing for us.” Caldwell already experienced a life without football. After his scholarship was pulled at Hutchinson during the pandemic, he was unable to afford classes without financial aid. So he stayed at home in Newberry, S.C., and helped his mother run a catering business. Waking up early in the morning, he served as her sous chef as they catered events from weddings to funerals out of their home. He proudly reported she’ll soon open a brick-and-mortar soul food restaurant. Thuc Nhi Nguyen covers the Chargers for the Los Angeles Times. She also contributes to The Times’ Olympics and college sports coverage. She previously covered a wide range of sports including professional basketball after joining The Times in 2019 from the Southern California News Group, where she covered UCLA, professional soccer and preps. Because she doesn’t use her University of Washington mathematics degree for work, it makes great decoration in her parents’ Seattle home. Sports Subscribe for unlimited accessSite Map — Prototypical big-body pass catcher to fill the outside receiver role — Outstanding body control and catch radius to win at the catch point — Plus-level route running and salesmanship for a bigger framed receiver capable of winning from multiple positions — Lacks explosive acceleration/burst off the ball to stack defensive backs early relies on long-strides to seperate vertically — Limited route tree due to offensive system at Ole Miss — Limited and repetitive release package against press alignment and quick jams — 2024 2024 All-SEC Third Team; 2024 All-America Second Team; 2024 Biletnikoff Award Semifinalist — 2022 All-Conference USA First-Team; 2022 Biletnikoff Award Semifinalist strong-framed possession receiver who can win from multiple positions Harris presents the body type needed for an X-receiver for NFL offenses He uses his body and play strength well to handle contact from defensive backs Harris understands how to box out defenders and position himself at the catch point he displays the body control and ball skills to make difficult He is a strong red zone threat for fades and back shoulder fades His play strength shows in his ability to break tackles and create yards after the catch Harris has good short-area quickness to square up defenders and make them miss in space Harris's route running is good for a bigger framed receiver He attacks the defensive back's angles and leverages well to create space and separation Harris thrives on in-breaking routes because of his footwork pressing specific angles before breaking where the route is intended Harris excels working routes in the short to intermediate areas of the field Harris is a willing and solid effort blocker on the perimeter His technique can improve with proper hand placement to secure and maintain blocks longer He isn't a sprinter who will win most football races on the vertical plane and subtle movements to win early and stack defenders depending on how often he is asked to attack defenses vertically Although Harris is a plus-level route runner and salesman This is a result of the offensive system Ole Miss runs Harris' release package and effectiveness against press coverage need work His releases are repetitive and predictable for cornerbacks to defend Tre Harris profiles as a strong possession receiver with good run-after-catch ability He is alignment versatile and can play all three wide receiver positions effectively Harris projects as a productive starting receiver at the next level GRADE: 7.8 (Potential Impact Player — 2nd Round) Written by B/R NFL Scout Dame Parson ShareSaveCommentBusinessSportsMoney2025 Dynasty Rookie Rankings: Tre HarrisBySteve Bradshaw Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights Steve Bradshaw is a fantasy football expert with a focus on dataFollow AuthorMar 24 MISSISSIPPI - SEPTEMBER 28: Tre Harris #9 of the Mississippi Rebels carries the ball during .. More the game against the Kentucky Wildcats at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium on September 28 catching 65 passes for 935 yards and 10 touchdowns as a sophomore With questions surrounding his level of competition Harris would transfer to Ole Miss for his final two seasons catching 54 passes for 985 yards and seven touchdowns where he unfortunately suffered a groin injury Harris would only play in eight games on the year but was fantastic in them the metric is seen to be very predictive of future success LOUISIANA - SEPTEMBER 09: Tre Harris #9 of the Mississippi Rebels celebrates a .. More touchdown during the first half against the Tulane Green Wave at Yulman Stadium on September 09 I expect Harris to be a mid-second round in the 2025 NFL Draft Harris has cemented himself as one of the top outside receivers in this class these types of players tend to go higher than slot receivers in the draft NFL Mock Draft Database agrees with my assessment The community has Harris with a rank of 57th overall (second round) Harris is the WR12 in my 2025 dynasty rookie rankings As I dive even deeper into Harris’s profile There are just quite a few receivers that I’m a fan of in this class This places Harris as the 26th-ranked player in a Superflex format and 25th in a 1QB league The Chargers are hoping to strike gold with a Round 2 wide receiver for the second year in a row The Bolts selected Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris with the No 55 overall pick in Round 2 of the 2025 NFL Draft a move that gives Justin Herbert another weapon in the passing game Ladd McConkey — a 2024 second-round pick — was stellar in Year 1 as he set Chargers single-season rookie records with 82 catches for 1,149 yards Quentin Johnston took a sizable step in Year 2 and reuniting with Mike Williams in free agency gives the Bolts a veteran presence as an outside receiver Chargers General Manager Joe Hortiz has been aggressive in adding pieces to surround Herbert with as much talent as possible Harris should give the Bolts a boost right away especially with his size and frame of 6-foot-2 and 205 pounds He averaged a whopping 17.2 yards per catch in 2024 Take a look through some photos of the Chargers selection at No.55 in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, Wide Receiver Tre Harris from the University of Mississippi Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) breaks away from Mercer cornerback TJ Moore (8) during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Oxford Mercer cornerback TJ Moore (8) attempts to tackle Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Oxford Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) reacts after a touchdown during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Mercer in Oxford Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) runs a play during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Mercer in Oxford Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) prepares for a play during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Mercer in Oxford Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) during the second half of an NCAA football game on Saturday Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) tries to evade an attempted tackle by Vanderbilt cornerback Martel Hight (25) during an NCAA college football game in Oxford Louisiana Monroe cornerback Lu Tillery (0) tackles Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) during the first half of an NCAA college football game in Oxford Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) runs a route during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Louisiana Monroe in Oxford Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) catches a pass over Louisiana Monroe cornerback Jyren Ester (21) during the second half of an NCAA college football game in Oxford Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) pulls away from a tackle attempt by Mississippi State cornerback DeCarlos Nicholson (4) during the second half of an NCAA college football game in Starkville Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) is seen during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Middle Tennessee on Saturday Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris III (9) dodges Georgia Southern defensive back Ayden Jackson (25) while running the ball during the first half of an NCAA college football game Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) runs the ball during the first half of an NCAA college football game against Kentucky Saturday Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) runs the ball during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Kentucky on Saturday Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) is hit by Florida defensive back Dijon Johnson (27) forcing an incomplete pass during the first half of an NCAA college football game Mississippi wide receiver Tre Harris (9) scores a touchdown in front of Florida defensive back Bryce Thornton on a 43-yard pass play during the first half of an NCAA college football game He should be able to learn under Williams in 2025 and could turn into one of Herbert's favorite targets on the outside and down the field if he reaches his potential Harris was a Second-Team All-American in 2024 after leading the team in receptions (60) receiving yards (1,030) and ranking second in receiving touchdowns (7) The receiver finished his Ole Miss career with 2,015 yards and 15 touchdowns on 114 receptions in 20 games becoming one of two in SEC history to average 100 yards per game across a career (103.3 per game) Harris won't be asked to be the Chargers No But McConkey developed a quick rapport with Herbert in 2024 and proved that some rookies can make an immediate impact at wide receiver right away Harris now has the potential to do the same and develop into a vital piece of the Chargers offensive puzzle The Chargers 2025 schedule will be released May 14 The Chargers Head Coach joined 'The Rich Eisen Show' last week and talked about his star quarterback The Chargers star safety was also awarded an honorary degree from the school It couldn't be a more perfect fit for what they need was on an absolute tear before suffering an injury in 2024 He led all wide receivers with one of the best yards per route run marks you will ever see at 5.12 continuously beating defensive backs deep down the field While McConkey will keep cooking defenders on the inside Harris will take the top off the defense and be on the other end of Justin Herbert's rocket launcher of an arm When Jaxson Dart loaded up to launch it deep it was pretty much always Harris on the other side of it He finished his final season averaging a whopping 128.8 receiving yards per game posting 1,030 yards and 7 touchdowns in only eight games played He's a premier deep threat that fits the exact archetype that the Chargers were lacking the Chargers are now set to roll out what looks to be a very complete offense on paper the Chargers are building a very respectable offensive unit Nov 23, 2024; Gainesville, Florida, USA; Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris. / Matt Pendleton-Imagn ImagesMore Los Angeles Chargers News:Chargers drafting Omarion Hampton has Skip Bayless firing warning shot at Chiefs, Andy Reid JON HELMKAMPJon Helmkamp is an NFL and college football writer with experience as an NFL and college analyst. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest, he has always had a passion for west coast football. caught 60 passes last year for 1,030 yards and seven scores his third straight season averaging at least 14 yards per catch with at least seven touchdowns The owner of a 4.54-second time in the 40-yard dash Harris is a slant and go-route threat who can help space the offense for Ladd McConkey NFL.com’s Lance Zierlein wrote the following concluding that Harris can eventually be a “plus starter” in the pros:  “Size/speed wideout who returned to school in 2024 and improved his game heading into this year’s draft He’s primarily a first- and third-level target mixing a barrage of hitches and slants with go routes and posts He’s fast enough to win over the top and talented with the ball in his hands to stretch short throws into longer yardage His route-running and contested-catch success both took an upturn but they still need work at the pro level Of greater concern might be a second consecutive season of time missed due to injury Harris might be capable of expanding his route tree a bit but he looks locked in as an “X” receiver with big-game potential and a future home as a WR2.” RELATED: Los Angeles Chargers updated 2025 NFL mock draft after first round The arrival of Harris does a few interesting things he’ll be in the mix to push Quentin Johnston for playing time It could also slam the door on the suspicion from fans that the team could still reunite with Keenan Allen the pick is a good value for a Chargers team who could’ve easily considered another trade up in Round 2 for a wideout the Chargers keep their picks and get Harris who can contribute as a rookie and possibly form a dynamic duo with McConkey for a long Kirby Lee-Imagn Images— Enjoy free coverage of the Chargers from Los Angeles Chargers on SI — Chargers drafting Omarion Hampton has Skip Bayless firing warning shot at Chiefs, Andy Reid CHRIS ROLING The Chargers have brought in a weapon for quarterback Justin Herbert Los Angeles selected receiver Tre Harris out of Ole Miss Harris began his college career at Louisiana Tech before transferring to Ole Miss in 2023 He led Ole Miss in receiving in each of his two seasons with the program setting a program single-game receiving record with four touchdowns in 2023 Though he missed five games with a groin injury in 2024 Harris caught 60 passes for 1,030 yards with seven touchdowns in his final college season Now he’ll head West to play with one of the better young quarterbacks in the league A Division of NBCUniversal DISCLAIMER: This site and the products offered are for entertainment purposes only and there is no gambling offered on this site This service is intended for adult audiences No guarantees are made for any specific outcome Cymru Manager Rob Page visited Treharris Athletic Western Mini and Junior Football Club last week to officially open new facilities funded by the Cymru Football Foundation Through the Football Association of Wales’ Grassroots Facilities Investment Fund the CFF – with support from UK Government – were able to fund the installation of a new changing block that will act as a hub for home and away teams alongside match officials on matchdays Prior to the £140,000 investment from the CFF Treharris have been working hard to bring ‘The Athletic’ back from an overgrown unused facility to become a hub for their young football teams and over 160 players The new facilities will boost participation in the local area and benefit other community groups by creating a safe welcoming environment for those who need it Shown around the new facilities and meeting more than one hundred players and families associated with Treharris AWFC Page was given an insight into how the club has progressed in recent times thanks to support from the CFF and work ethic of the volunteers who run the club behind the scenes state of the art facilities in Treharris and to meet the fantastic volunteers at the club Having grown up in the valleys it’s great to see that children falling in love with the game will do so in the best environment within their local community It’s clear to see the positive impact that the Cymru Football Foundation is having on grassroots football clubs around Wales.” “We’re so grateful for the support of the CFF – these facilities have given us a home and a base for our players to grow and develop in the future We’ve been working so hard to restore The Athletic and this investment allows us to welcome more players into a safe environment for them to enjoy their football and boost participation in the local community.” The CFF supports the development of football through investment and guidance as it delivers the FAW’s commitment to develop inspirational fit-for-future football facilities that will improve and grow Welsh football both on and off the pitch The next round of Fit-for-Future Facilities funding will be available for clubs to access in October 2023 – you can find out more about the CFF by clicking here Fit-For-Future Facilities: Application Advice Ferndale benefits from CFF’s Fit-For-Future Facilities Fund £8.4m awarded to date by CFF to improve facilities across Wales Welshpool Town FC unveil new football pitches * We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data – view our privacy policy by clicking here The Unpacking Future Packers Countdown is a countdown of 100 prospects who the Green Bay Packers could select in the 2025 NFL draft The Green Bay Packers haven't taken a wide receiver in the first round since 2002 when they selected Javon Walker with the 20th overall pick he could also be added to that impressive group 18 in the Unpacking Future Packers Countdown Harris hauled in 54 receptions for 985 yards and eight touchdowns during his first season with the Rebels in 2023 Harris played in just eight games and recorded 60 receptions for 1,030 yards and seven touchdowns "Harris was on pace to set a lot of conference records had he not been injured," Micahel Katz the Ole Miss beat writer for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal "I think he would have been a first-team All-American He really only played six whole games and was still among the SEC leaders in all major categories His presence was especially missed in games where the Rebels thought he would be able to play the whole game but left due to the injury — LSU and Florida Harris was dominating in those games but left early The offense was completely thrown off in having to change the plan because they were so reliant on his playmaking The offense actually worked really well in games they knew they wouldn't have him — Arkansas But in games Harris played in and left early The Ole Miss wide receiver's calling card is his ability to win downfield 205 pounds) and quickness (4.54 40-yard dash) he consistently was able to find a second gear to create late separation on vertical routes and he tracks the ball well showcasing the ability to finish over cornerbacks He has strong hands and good hand-eye coordination Harris does a nice job of selling double moves He outmuscles defensive backs at the catch point and has outstanding body control Harris made a killing on vertical routes and hitches at Ole Miss His route tree doesn't have a ton of branches and that will be part of his game that's a bit of an unknown "I would say Harris' biggest strength is his ability to win one-on-one whether that's via separation or his body control," Katz said "I know his speed was brought up a lot in the offseason but his 4.54 seems perfectly fine for someone of his size He always had separation deep down the field and was a dynamic deep threat — his yards per catch has always been impressive and a lot of that was long passes from Jaxson Dart But he also had a way of winning 50-50 balls with his size and strength." Harris is a physical runner after the catch and can be difficult to get down on initial contact He has the strength to run through armed tackles Harris racked up 462 yards after the catch His combination of strength and quickness can lead to him turning short throws into chunk plays "Harris is very strong and has great balance," Katz said "He's also just a competitor with the ball in his hands He seems to take a lot of pride in his ability to gain extra yardage His touchdown to beat LSU a couple of years ago was a great example of that He's also quicker than you might think and can make people miss early as well The Rebels used him on a lot of short hitches knowing he was going to get more yardage than the initial throw would indicate." Harris has the tools readily available to be a stalk blocker out on the edges "Harris always struck me as a guy willing to do whatever it took to get his team in the end zone whether it was doing it himself or helping out," Katz said "His size seems to indicate someone who could be a very good run blocker." Given the state of Green Bay's wide receiver room it would not be surprising if Gutekunst added a pair of wide receivers to the mix during the draft While he's not a burner or explosive athlete like Christian Watson he has a knack for creating late separation downfield and finishing plays due to his tracking ability and strong hands He's able to turn 50-50 balls into 75-25 balls "You can say whatever you want about a supposed lack of elite speed but Harris was always open in the toughest conference in college football He's a really smart player who has honed his craft tremendously in the last few years; he was a quarterback in high school who learned how to be a wide receiver in college I think his knowledge as a quarterback gives him an advantage because he seems to know exactly where to be Harris was the top option on what was one of the best passing offenses in the nation last year odds are he is going to find a way to haul it in whether it's him being open by five yards or winning a contested catch It's always hard to predict how guys will transition to the NFL but at the very least I think there's a place for him to make an impact." Harris has all the tools to turn into the alpha that Green Bay's wide receiver room needs Reed is a dynamic playmaker and he'd pair well with Harris' physical nature and ability to win downfield and in contested catch situations but if he's still on the board in the third round he could join Jones as the next great third-round wide receiver for the Packers but he still had 60 catches for a career-high 1,030 yards with seven touchdowns He made the USA TODAY All-SEC team and was named a second-team All-American by the Associated Press The receiver is one of the players the Dolphins should consider in April's NFL draft Here's a look at how Harris performed at the NFL combine: Tre Harris ran an unofficial 4.54 in the 40-yard dash with a 1.56-second 10-yard split His time was 15th-best among 19 wide receivers participating Tre Harris combine resultsTre Harris' 38.50-inch vertical jump was tied for fourth-best among 18 wide receivers It was tied for 18th-best among all players at the combine Harris did not take part in all the position workouts including the gauntlet drill and routes with the quarterback prospects Tre Harris is projected by USA TODAY as a top-50 player in April's NFL draft He is expected to be a mid-round draft pick Explosive Play Rating (EPX) is a comprehensive rating of a player's explosiveness factoring in per-play efficiency and total volume of explosive plays created EPX is scaled so 100 is league-average at each position and blends passing and receiving according to each player's usage Pass plays over 20 yards or rush plays over 10 yards are considered explosive Player Popularity Index (PPI) ranks PlayerProfiler page views over the last 30 days 1 PPI player page is the most frequently visited page in recent weeks something that seemed unfathoable just a few years ago when the team had traded multiple first round selections to build their roster into one that went on to win the Super Bowl in Los Angeles four years ago As one of the best draft and develop teams in the league the Rams will be searching for their successor to replace former star slot receiver Cooper Kupp While they did sign Davante Adams and Tutu Atwell to two and one-year deals the search has kept on and it will continue to do so in this year's NFL Draft Ole Miss Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris could be a potential target for Los Angeles Harris originally started his collegiate career in Conference USA's Louisiana Tech being named first-team all-conference in 2022 before transferring to Oxford where he would be named first-team All-SEC in his redshirt senior season Let's take a closer look at what Harris could bring to the table at the next level Harris features the prototypical frame to be a suited fit as a potential X or Z receiver He used this frame to his advantage at the catch point and as the profile to be a capable blocker on the perimeter Harris' strengths like in his ball skills where he offers strong hands at the high point playing with quality body control and length to extend and assert himself aggressively to make tough catches He would be a quarterback's dream player with how he catches the rock at times Despite a limited route tree in Ole Miss' Mickey Mouse offense Harris' route running ability and salesmanship in his routes are effective He knows how to attack leverage and angles while being able to stem defenders with vertical explosion and hip sinkage to break at the top of routes and is at his best when he is able to have vertical plane freedom to work back to the ball Harris will need time to grow as a playmaker due to how he was asked to play in Oxford His release packages need more tuning and tools to work with to take advantage of his physical profile he will have to expand his route tree at the next level as this will require even more tuning This is a player who does not possess an elite athletic profile that will consistently win based on it Harris is not overly dynamic nor is he twitchy in space His long speed is sufficient but not great and lacks the short-area explosiveness to win after the catch consistently If there is one system that could take advantage of Harris' physical profile Harris projects as a future starting perimeter wide receiver who will likely begin his career as a big slot to help ease his transition at the next level He has the upside to become a nice target in an NFL passing game and if he can expand his overall route tree and consistency he could play eight to 10-plus years in the NFL Harris fits nicely as the succesor to Kupp in the slot but also as one to Adams when he decides to hang the cleats up The Rams may have to trade down to utilize draft capital on the standout Ole Miss playmaker but it will be something that could help the offense in the long-term Ensure you follow us on X (Twitter) @RamsInsideronSI Please let us know your feelings when you like our Facebook page WHEN YOU CLICK RIGHT HERE JARED FEINBERG Mykel Williams - or maybe a wild-card edge like Mike Green from Marshall The Panthers might also decide to trade down from that spot, which could put a whole new slew of prospects in their range with their first pick. If that happens on name to keep an eye on is Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris. Bleacher Report has linked him to Carolina as his best possible fit in fantasy football Harris is another receiver who's tailor-made for playing the boundary in the NFL He's a sure-handed pass catcher capable of racking up yards after the catch although injuries were an issue for him in college 1 wide receiver for the Panthers in relatively short order." but aside from Adam Thielen (who's on the verge of retiring) he won't get a whole lot of competition for that WR1 role from the receivers currently on Carolina's roster The Panthers have to hope that Xavier Legette will take a huge step forward in 2025 - because if he doesn't he'll be well on his way to earning a huge first-round bust label one of too many for this franchise in recent years Jalen Coker might actually be the second-best receiver on the team right now - but he's still mostly unproven That means there's plenty of room for a guy like Harris to come in and rise fast. Harris was pretty productive at the college level, totaling 220 catches, 29 touchdowns and over 3,500 yards between three years at Louisiana Tech and two seasons at Ole Miss Carolina fans may be leery of Harris based on what happened with the last Mississippi wide receiver they drafted 2023 second-round selection Jonathan Mingo is now with the Dallas Cowboys and has played 32 games at this level and still has zero touchdowns Harris has earned high marks for his work in the intermediate and deep part of the fields and seems to have a strong clutch gene Harris is projected to be a late second-round pick Panthers, Bears strike huge deal in new 7-round 2025 NFL mock draft Carolina Panthers met with 48-TD National Champion at RB Panthers-Chargers trade proposal lands $14M weapon for Bryce Young Carolina Panthers’ best pass rusher named NFL draft trade candidate TIM WEAVERTim Weaver has been writing about the NFL since the 2013 season for multiple teams and outlets, including USA Today and The Sporting News. He currently covers the Seattle Seahawks and Carolina Panthers for On SI. but it was getting overlooked because they were winning games Mahomes would be the first to say that the team does a good job of getting the right players in place but we all know if they have an above-average playmaker at the wide receiver position this offense would look a whole lot different Mahomes needs guys on the outside to make plays for him as he gets them the ball Mahomes did not have the full core of wide receivers he or the team would of liked to have on the field One player that stepped up tremendously was rookie receiver Xavier Worthy Worthy had to become the number one receiver and he answered the call Worthy is a speedy receiver who can stretch the field for the offense. And the Chiefs moved up to get him in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Now they can select around talented receiver in the 2025 NFL Draft and it does not have to be in the first round The Chiefs can pick up talented receiver Tre Harris out of Ole Miss in the second round of the draft He would bring the Chiefs a receiver who can win the 50/50 balls and he can be a solid receiver on short passes or intermediate passes "His route-running and contested-catch success both took an upturn but he looks locked in as an “X” receiver with big-game potential and a future home as a WR2." Be sure to follow us on X (Twitter) @KCChiefsOnSI and @Domminchella to never miss another breaking news story again Click here to let us know your thoughts when you like our Facebook page WHEN YOU CLICK RIGHT HERE MICHAEL CANELO and next up is Mississippi perimeter man Tre Harris Harris began his collegiate career with Louisiana Tech earning First Team All-Conference USA honors in 2022 before entering the transfer portal and taking his talents to Ole Miss He produced 985 yards and eight touchdowns in his first season with the Rebels and his 2024 totals would have been eye-popping had he not missed four games due to hip and groin ailments The talented perimeter man graded well in his final collegiate season ranking second at his position (minimum 70 targets) based on PFF data Harris was also at the top of the list in NFL Passer Rating When Targeted and I have him coming off the board later in Round 2 or into the start of Round 3 The Texans need a wide receiver with Tank Dell out for the season so Harris could come right in and compete to start alongside Nico Collins The Browns have needs almost everywhere on the offensive side and Harris could be a target if they don’t add a wideout in one of their first two picks The Saints have wide receiver depth on the surface, but Chris Olave and Rashid Shaheed have injury concerns and Brandin Cooks is past his prime. New Orleans has also been tied to Ole Miss quarterback Jaxson Dart at No and the Cardinals could look to grab Harris as the No 2 wide receiver alongside Marvin Harrison Jr The New Orleans Saints have had a decently long list of formal meetings with 2025 NFL draft prospects including some of the best of the best at many positions As they continue to do their due diligence on the class giving both the front office and new coaching staff all the information they need to make informed decisions they have had another meeting to gather info The most recent meeting reported for the Saints was with Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris, as was reported by Ryan Fowler of The Draft Network The Saints are the only team from the NFC South on the list of teams with formal meetings and one of only four NFC teams overall as well in addition to three of the four NFC West teams producing 25 touchdowns in the last three seasons on 179 receptions (13.97% touchdown percentage) the last two seasons have been high-quality for him producing 1,030 receiving yards on 60 targets in 2024 Harris did play eight games this season too so these statistics could have been even further improved given a few more games he was dealing with a re-aggravated groin injury in November and at various points throughout the season which led to him missing the other few games and with the Saints needing additional wide receiver help the CFF – with support from UK Government – were able to fund the installation of a new changing block that will act as a hub for home and away teams alongside match officials on match days “Having grown up in the valleys it’s great to see that children falling in love with the game will do so in the best environment within their local community.” The next round of Fit-for-Future Facilities funding will be available for clubs to access in October 2023 – you can find out more about the CFF by clicking here The New Saints come from behind to take Nomads crown in JD Welsh Cup final Project Chwarae: FAW to undertake a review of weather-related postponements in grassroots football Cardiff City defeat Wrexham to lift Bute Energy Welsh Cup Close ModalLearn more from FA WalesSign up to receive all things FAW We respect your privacy and are committed to protecting your personal data – view our privacy policy by clicking here © 2025 The Football Association of Wales we hope to scout and create profiles for as many prospects as possible and what they can bring to an NFL franchise These players could be potential top-10 picks all the way down to Day 3 selections and priority undrafted free agents a scouting report on Ole Miss WR Tre Harris Ole Miss WR Tre Harris was on a tear to start the 2024 season going over 100 yards receiving in five of seven games before suffering a groin injury that caused him to miss over a month He returned for one game but re-aggravated the injury and missed the rest of the season Harris was dominating as the nation’s leading receiver prior to the injury 210-pound redshirt senior finished the 2023 campaign with athletic playmaker who can win in various ways and leaping ability make him an ideal jump ball specialist routinely winning matchups in the air for the football over opposing defensive backs Check out the clip below of Harris taking the defensive back of Texas A&M vertical up the sideline in the red zone making the catch over the defender’s shoulder in the back of the end zone for the score Harris works to get vertical up the sideline on the cornerback leaping up into the air to catch the back shoulder throw from QB Jaxson Dart over the defensive back for the first down Harris says he got his toughness from his father and that toughness shows up on tape in combative catch situations Watch below as Harris gets a free release on the defender and gets open down the sideline so Harris makes his way back to the football Harris elevates into the air to make the catch overtop two Aggies’ defenders to complete the catch and the explosive play we see Harris win off the line of scrimmage with an outside release and get vertical on the defender tracking the ball perfectly and making the catch over the shoulder for the explosive play As you can see in the clip above, Harris does a great job on his vertical releases and generates separation between himself and the defender tasked with covering him. Harris posted the highest target rate against man coverage of any receiver in this draft class Watch the clip below as Harris works up the sideline on an outside release He makes an incredible one-hand catch in traffic against the defender along the sideline getting his feet down in-bounds to complete the spectacular play but he is also a strong route runner for his size who gets out of his breaks quickly to get open on short and intermediate routes Check out the plays below of Harris quickly dropping his hips and jabbing the ground with his foot before breaking into his route to make the catch and pick up first-down yardage Harris also has some shake after the catch and is a YAC specialist having the burst to pull away from defenders and the wiggle to make guys miss in space Check out this clip below of Harris catching the screen pass at the bottom of your screen as he jukes out one defender while picking up a block from his teammate to get into the end zone for the score against LSU but he isn’t likely to light the 40-yard dash on fire or wow with incredible stop/start quickness Harris also suffers from the occasional focus drop as well but he needs to do a better job seeing the ball into his hands to complete the process of the catch Tre Harris is a playmaking machine that thrives in downfield and red zone situations but also has shown a propensity to be a quality target on the intermediate for his quarterback He possesses sneaky quickness and acceleration making him a dangerous YAC threat with the ball in his hands down the field after the catch or if he gets into space He will be challenged more by NFL quality cornerbacks and tenacity to hold his own as a WR2 in an offense with the talent to grow into a WR1 I like Harris’ game similar to that of Nico Collins of the Houston Texans: a big-bodied pass catcher who wins vertically down the field and in the red zone but also is dangerous after the catch and possesses underrated quickness to uncover on shorter routes Collins is a bit bigger than Harris physically as Collins took a couple of years of seasoning before becoming the receiver he is today The Pittsburgh Steelers could use a quality pass catcher to add to their WR corps regardless of whether WR George Pickens is in the equation or not in 2025 Harris would be a great pickup as a guy they can start across from Pickens with a similar frame and skill set He does the little things better coming out of college to make him a more well-rounded prospect Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae consequatur Temporibus autem quibusdam et aut officiis debitis aut rerum necessitatibus saepe eveniet We use ads to fund this site and continue to bring you premium Steelers content If you like what you see on this site, we now have an ad-free option available for a donation of $25 per year and you can enjoy the site entirely ad-free Additionally, if you'd like to donate above and beyond the ad-free option, you can donate via PayPal as well showcasing explosive playmaking ability and consistent yardage gains and deep-threat upside makes him an intriguing prospect with a skill set reminiscent of Nico Collins Harris had a progressive career over four seasons between Louisiana Tech and Ole Miss Despite catching 220 passes for his career with 3,532 yards and 29 touchdowns he never caught more than 65 passes in a year His receiving yards improved each season (562 and 1,030) while showing more explosiveness with the Rebels (18.2 and 17.2 yards per catch) He missed five games last season with a groin injury Tre Harris Ranked 1st in the NATION in Receiving Yards Per Game (128.8)..Before his injury Vs. LSU he was Averaging:➖10.4 Targets (6th in CFB)➖8.4 Receptions (2nd in CFB)➖1.0 Receiving TD’s (3rd in CFB)Dudes 6’2, 205 lbs and was ALSO 1st in Yards Per Route Run.. (5.12) pic.twitter.com/JKbPbDI6wT Harris gained over 100 yards in five matchups (6/133/4 His season started last year with an impressive run over seven games (8/179/2 The development of Harris last year paints a much higher profile than initially expected He brings size (6’2” and 205 lbs.) to the wide receiver position while making many deep catches in 2024 despite not having elite speed (4.54 40-yard dash) The volume of his long catches with Ole Miss will be unattainable at the next level due to better cornerbacks and a shorter passing window Harris runs with purpose with the ball in his hands helping his ability to turn short catches into first downs He must improve his win rate when challenged in tight catch quarters He enters this year’s draft class at age 23 with some missed time over the last two seasons with injuries My mental image of his game is based on how Nico Collins was utilized by the Texans in 2023 The question to be answered is: can his new NFL team and quarterback get him the ball at the third level of the defense his fantasy stats will likely be much higher in his rookie campaign as Harris should also receive plenty of catches to move the chains Think Keon Coleman with more college experience Isaiah Bond Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook Jayden Higgins Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook Jack Bech Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook Emeka Egbuka Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook Matthew Golden Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook Tetairoa McMillan Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook Luther Burden III Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook Travis Hunter Scouting Report & Fantasy Football Outlook 2025 NFL Draft: Tyler Warren Scouting Profile & Fantasy Football Outlook 2025 NFL Draft: Colston Loveland Scouting Profile & Fantasy Football Outlook 2025 NFL Draft: Mason Taylor Scouting Profile & Fantasy Football Outlook 2025 NFL Draft: Elijah Arroyo Scouting Profile & Fantasy Football Outlook quarterback rumors are now fully ablaze.   One of those needs is at the wide receiver position and Brandin Cooks are a trio of explosive playmakers New Orleans has lacked a physical intermediate weapon since the decline of Michael Thomas the Saints got next to no production from their wideouts after Olave and Bub Means were lost for the year before midseason.  Arizona playmaker Tetairoa McMillan has been linked to the Saints by some in the first round With quarterback and other needs more pressing it seems likely that New Orleans waits on a receiver If they target one in Day 2, this SEC playmaker and local product could wind up in their crosshairs Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris (9) hauls in a touchdown pass against the Florida Gators. © Doug Engle/Gainesville Sun / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images A star quarterback for Ovey Comeaux High School in Lafayette Harris committed to Louisiana Tech as a wide receiver He'd catch just one pass in seven games of limited time as a freshman during the 2020 season.  Harris caught 40 passes for 562 yards and 4 touchdowns finishing second on the team in all three categories His 65 receptions for 935 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2022 led the Bulldogs in each stat leading to 1st Team All-Conference USA honors In his first season with the Rebels in 2023, Harris had a team-high 985 yards and 8 touchdowns on 54 receptions. He'd follow that up by leading Ole Miss with 60 catches and 1,030 yards in 2024 Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris (9) catches a touchdown pass against the Georgia Southern Eagles Mandatory Credit: Petre Thomas-Imagn Images Harris played 18 games for Mississippi over two years He ended his Rebels career with 114 receptions Harris possesses good size with extremely underrated athletic ability he'll need to do a better job of consistently using his physicality and athleticism on the field Harris has sometimes had trouble getting a clean release off the line of scrimmage against a physical press He can also be knocked off balance during his pattern by physical defenders lacks an explosive burst for separation.  Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris (9) runs after a catch against the Kentucky Wildcats Harris must sharpen his breaks and prove he can handle expanded assignments He wasn't asked to run a big route tree in college and would tend to round off his breaks.  Harris does manage to get separation with savvy fakes and agility He'll set up defenders for fakes like a seasoned pro and shows an excellent understanding of zone coverages and where to find open space Harris is one of the best in-air ball trackers in this class and pulls in the pass away from his body with extremely reliable hands His outstanding leaping ability allows him to high-point throws giving his quarterback a big margin for error Mississippi Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris (9) goes up for a catch against the Wake Forest Demon Deacons Harris is extremely elusive in the open field He shows terrific vision as a runner and is a viable weapon on screens and quick throws a sometimes lost art at the wide receiver position.  Tre Harris is an almost sure Day 2 pick that could be selected as early as midway through the second round He has an ideal physical build to be a starting wideout with the athletic ability and ball skills to be productive at all three levels.  Harris possesses what they've lacked for years He should be an immediate contributor and has the traits to excel as an intermediate target.  Tre Harris boasted solid size and athleticism at the NFL combine that make him one of the top wide receiver prospects in the 2025 NFL Draft Tre Harris was wildly productive in the 8 games he played this season Harris shared that he was fully healthy and excited to run his the 40-yard dash While his time of 4o time of 4.54 won’t blow anyone today compared to the other speedsters in this years class he still earned a 65th percentile speed score with his size coming in at 6’2″ Harris also participated in the jumping drills and displayed great explosiveness (38.5″ vertical 10’5″ broad jump.) He chose not to participate in the on-field workout or any other drills Harris remains a top receiver prospect in the 2025 NFL Draft and was even proclaimed by his College QB Jaxson Dart as the best WR in this draft Look for Harris to go in the top 60 picks of the draft and to see his stock rise accordingly They also block our videos from being seen or played Whitelist us on your ad blocker for uninterrupted access to our entire library of expert commentary and NFL analysis Want a personalized feed of all your favorite content from The 33rd Team Click through to unlock your own personalized feed Ole Miss Rebels wide receiver Tre Harris is a physical height/weight/speed combination on the perimeter who thrives tracking the football and winning down the field Harris has effective physicality at the line of scrimmage some crafty double moves to create false steps on the perimeter and the desired ball skills to go airborne and attack the football at its highest point The Ole Miss offense hasn’t necessarily cultivated a complete skill set at the wide receiver position Harris lacks the kind of short-area agility and quickness to thrive running certain hard-angled routes his size and linear explosiveness will play well as a vertical threat in an NFL passing offense he’ll have the chance to further develop his ability to play through press and win on in-breakers into the teeth of the defense.  and played high school football for Ovey Comeaux HS he was a standout two-sport athlete who played basketball and football — and played quarterback for the program Harris committed to play as a wide receiver and enrolled at Louisiana Tech as a member of the 2020 recruiting class.  Harris played in 7 games as a true freshman during the COVID-19 college season while retaining his first year of eligibility and emerged as a starter for the program in 2021 He was named First Team All-Conference USA in 2022 before entering the transfer portal and committing to play for Ole Miss as a 4-star transfer He set a program single-game record with four receiving touchdowns in his first game with the Rebels He enjoyed two successful and productive seasons with the Rebels, including being named First Team All-SEC in 2024 despite missing time with a hip/groin injury The injury cost Harris four full games and portions of two others including a reaggravation against Florida in the regular season finale.  Harris is an explosive play down the field waiting to happen On instances in which he’s granted a free release off the line of scrimmage he is capable of overwhelming flat-footed coverage and working behind safeties He pairs this burst off the line of scrimmage with good hand usage inside the contact window to create space for himself on slants and hitches That’s the vast majority of his route role at Ole Miss — 60 percent of his routes were go/fade but his strides on open grass will eat up a lot of distance and when paired with how well he fights with his hands yield consistent results stacking down the field.  It is easy to love how he addresses and attacks the football on targets He does not allow defenders to creep back into his hip when he’s stacked on the outside and works back to the football on his static hitches and his runaway slants He is a capable accuracy eraser who showcases good extension skills and body control to open his frame back to back shoulder throws or extend on errant passes that test the fringes of his catch radius Harris has showcased good concentration in these instances and has won through contact at the catch point.  He’s dynamic enough to live in this role early on but route development will be the key to unlocking a more profound and capable player This isn’t a DK Metcalf-level talent with dominant size or hyper-explosive speed so he’s likely facing growth or a ceiling on his profile as a player He’s also lacking a second level of short area twitch and agility and his foot speed to release with agility is modest affording him a prolonged window in the contact area to firmly set hands on his frame and squeeze him to the sideline.  one area of growth that feels like low-hanging fruit is embracing his role in the run game Ole Miss often spaced receivers out to create more grass on their inside run game but he’s been given opportunities to press down on nickel corners or safeties and help create 1s-on-1s on the perimeter He can selectively showcase good functional strength and pad pop in these reps but does not play with great urgency to seal and plaster defenders His reps with corners blocking 1-on-1 in space show good length and some nice hand strength but would be aided by more strain to frame and seal for his back.  Another item that should be high on Harris’ development plan is his release packages Because of his foot speed and lack of initial burst he’ll need to add variety in his ability to set up and beat corners off the line against heavy press but he’s not an overly appealing long-term slot option (he has less than 150 snaps here in five seasons) If Harris can add more proficient releases to win leverage early it would greatly benefit his consistency as a reliable option.  Harris projects best as a big-bodied Z-receiver in the NFL and although he possesses the physicality to play through press as an X-receiver his ability to play through contact at the top of routes in isolation will need to see his route running improved Harris can ultimately develop into an isolation X receiver his impact is likely to come with more room to work off the line of scrimmage and attack teams vertically.  Make sure to check out our new home for all of our NFL Draft content Kyle began his career as an independent NFL Draft analyst in 2013 a service that provided scouting reports and consultations for agencies Kyle became one of the original co-founding members of The Draft Network where he served as Director of Scouting from 2019 to the spring of 2023 Kyle led a team of scouts during this time; coordinating both college & pro scouting programs Kyle also contributed as a writer and analyst for outlets such as USA Today and Athlon Sports he is a prominent figure in TEGNA Media's Locked On Podcast Network hosting the Locked On Dolphins podcast and co-hosting the Locked On NFL Scouting podcast He now serves as The 33rd Team's NFL Draft lead where he merges college scouting evaluations with a refined understanding of the NFL and team-building trends for every franchise More 2025 NFL Draft Profiles Tre Harris is an intriguing wide receiver prospect who spent three seasons of his collegiate career at Louisiana Tech before transferring for his final two years of eligibility at Ole Miss He projects as a boundary WR at the next level and playing for Lane Kiffin helped Harris blossom into a Second Team All-American While Harris does need some polishing in several areas the rest of his player profile is impressive His work ethic and football awareness are top-notch and he’s very good at moving the chains and in the red zone These traits should allow him to see the field early in his career and help him be an impact performer in year one The bottom line on Harris is that he’s an intelligent football player with plenty of experience he does have many positive traits to build on as he gets accustomed to life in the league you see a player who can step into almost any offense and be effective with his strong hands and good size He must quickly improve in running a more polished route tree and this should come with solid coaching in the NFL Harris has shown that he’s consistently improving This trend will likely continue as a professional and could help boost his draft stock as it comes into focus the former Rebel could develop into an adequate WR2 sooner rather than later for the team that drafts him *Stats and research provided courtesy of the Pro Football Network (PFN) and NFL.com The Miami Dolphins UDFA class includes several talented players who have a real shot at making the Dolphins final 53-man roster The Los Angeles Rams have had success with UDFA signings in the past and this year’s class of Rams UDFAs has several promising prospects the Cleveland Browns might not have a choice The rebuilding Cleveland Browns could either cut or trade this former Pro Bowler before the 2025 season begins 2025 NFL DraftTre Harris' 3 Best NFL Draft FitsPetre Thomas-Imagn Imagesby Justin Melo Mar 28, 2025 • 10:00 amOle Miss wide receiver Tre Harris will be present at his Pro Day on Friday It represents a terrific opportunity for the Rebels standout to improve some of his numbers from the NFL Combine Harris ran a middling 4.54 and declined opportunities to participate in agility (three-cone and shuttle) and bench press drills The No. 65 overall prospect in our latest Draft Network 100 update, Harris is among the highest upside receivers available in the 2025 NFL Draft Louisiana native recorded 60 receptions for 1,030 receiving yards and seven touchdowns this season despite missing five games with a lower-body injury He averaged an explosive 17.2 yards per catch Harris’ per-game average indicates he would have finished with merely 1,700 receiving yards had he been healthy all season long 205-pound playmaker physically dominates cornerbacks at the catch point We've identified three potential team fits for Harris in the 2025 NFL Draft Harris would fill the "X" role in Brian Callahan's offense Callahan has always appreciated a receiver with Harris' measurements and skill set. He previously had Tee Higgins in Cincinnati and DeAndre Hopkins in Tennessee Harris is a massive red-zone threat with a large catch radius that is dominant in contested catch situations Diggs is coming off a down season that ended with a torn ACL The upcoming Patriots draft needs to focus on surrounding Drake Maye with weapons. If New England doesn't draft Travis Hunter at No wide receiver must be their highest priority at No Harris would immediately play a sizable role in Vrabel's offense Harris could be a target for head coach Kevin Stefanski at No general manager Brad Holmes could be searching this year's draft class for a young wideout to add to the mix Detroit has other needs that may be more pressing so the wide receiver position could be an area the team targets on the second day of the draft One potential option that could fit Detroit's style is Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris Harris transferred to play for the Rebels and head coach Lane Kiffin in 2023 after a 935-yard season for the Bulldogs His two campaigns playing for Ole Miss were fruitful as he totaled 2,015 yards and 15 touchdowns in that span For the Lions, a big decision looms in whether or not to re-sign veteran Tim Patrick Signed to the practice squad at the conclusion of training camp Patrick worked his way onto the active roster quickly and wound up playing a pivotal role as the team's third option behind Amon-Ra St so there are questions about how his production will hold up with age investing in young depth would be wise with St Brown already on a hefty new contract and Williams potentially on the brink of one Harris fits the Lions' mold with his size as he measured 6-foot-2 and ran a 4.54 40-yard dash His play style also suggests he'd fit nicely in Detroit as Pro Football Focus gave him a 76.1 grade for his performance as a run blocker He could be a X receiver at the professional level he caught eight of 13 contested catch attempts last season for the Rebels Harris did struggle with injuries over the last two seasons Harris was limited to eight games by a groin injury He tried to return late in the year but left the Week 13 game against Florida after re-aggravating it he managed to tally 60 catches for 1,030 yards in eight games Currently, Harris is considered to be a second-round pick when the draft begins in April. Time will tell if he falls to the Lions' 60th overall selection as the overall evaluation of him will be more complete following Ole Miss' Pro Day The Lions have targeted the SEC plenty during Brad Holmes' tenure as general manager and Harris could be the next option in the pipeline Tre Harris is a big play WR that doesn't sacrifice speed for size... Ole Miss hasn't had any WRs like that in the past right? pic.twitter.com/nYCjK4Ooz0 CHRISTIAN BOOHERSports journalist who has covered the Detroit Lions the past three NFL seasons. Christian brings expert analysis, insights and an ability to fairly assess how the team is performing in a tough NFC North division.  crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER.