After an eventful offseason for the Commanders, adding LT Larmey Tunsil and WR Deebo Samuel via trades, the team continues to do their homework on explosive offensive players like Tre Harris.

The Ole Miss product caught 7 TDs  and accumulated over 1,000 receiving yards in his age 22 season. Harris strung together three straight collegiate seasons of 900 or more receiving yards before declaring for the NFL draft.

After Washington moved on from failed 1st round pick Jahan Dotson, the Commanders’ are in need of a youth infusion at wide receiver as Samuel and Terry McLaurin are at the tail-end of their 2nd contract.  Developing Harris along with sophomore QB Jayden Daniels could be a long-term answer to help Washington maintain competitiveness even with short-term moves this offseason.

Author: Bradley Stalder (@FFStalder)