Tre' Harris

ANALYSIS
Harris played a season-high 97 percent of the offensive snaps in Week 18 with the Chargers resting the majority of their starters, but he was predictably more of a reserve option in the team's only postseason contest. The 2025 second-round pick was expected to be a key piece of the team's passing attack, but the offseason return of Keenan Allen and emergence of 2023 first-round pick Quentin Johnston pushed Harris further down a crowded pass-catching group. Allen will enter unrestricted free agency in March, and at 33 years old, it's possible the team may opt not to bring him back even if Allen even chooses to return for his 14th NFL campaign. Harris would stand to benefit in that situation, but an injury-ravaged offensive line will need to rebuilt come 2026 in order for the Ole Miss product to be reliably featured in the offense next season.

ANALYSIS
Harris has seen limited playing time thus far as Johnston, Keenan Allen and Ladd McConkey have featured in three-receiver sets over the rookie second-round pick. Johnston's officially listed as questionable against Miami, but if the latter sits, Harris would likely slide into Johnston's usual role as the team's downfield jump-ball receiver while Allen and McConkey continue to use their shiftiness to get free underneath.