Tre Harris spent his rookie campaign handling dirty work and special teams, yet he quietly led all Chargers wideouts with 4.7 Yards After Catch Per Reception on his 46 targets. That run-after-catch capability fits new offensive coordinator Mike McDaniel’s system, where open-field playmakers earn high-value opportunities.

Harris enters camp as the penciled-in WR3 in Los Angeles with only the underwhelming Quentin Johnston standing between him and the No. WR 2 role. He is a low-cost, high-upside late-round target in fantasy football best ball drafts and the perfect pre-apex pick in dynasty start-ups.