Following a short training camp holdout in Los Angeles, former Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris has agreed to terms and intends to sign his rookie contract with the Chargers.
According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, Harris agreed to terms Thursday.
"Practice is vital for everybody, not just (Harris), everybody. There's a reason we come to camp, you want to hit the ground running Week 1," Chargers GM Joe Hortiz said, via Chargers.com. "Every day missed affects everyone differently, but certainly you want guys out here practicing so hopefully we have him out here soon."
The Chargers selected Harris in the second round with the No. 55 overall pick in April's NFL Draft.
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After spending three seasons at Louisiana Tech, Harris arrived in Oxford ahead of the 2023 season and proved to be one of Ole Miss' most dominant receiving targets when healthy. Though multiple injuries slowed him down over the last two seasons, Harris left Oxford catching a total of 114 passes for 2,105 yards and getting 15 touchdowns through the air.
Harris played in just eight games during the 2024 season due to a nagging groin injury, but still managed to catch 60 passes for 1,030 yards and seven TDs. He also earned AP Second Team All-America honors, All-SEC First Team honors and was a Biletnikoff semifinalist.
"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," NFL analyst Lance Zierlein said of Harris via NFL.com.