Tre' Harris
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Tre' Harris

WRBye Wk 7● low injury riskMarket ADP 173 · WR70
Updated Sep 3, 2026
Per-game floor / ceiling · half-PPRProj. games: 15.6 / 17
Floor4.6
Proj.6.2
Ceiling9.3
AI outlook

Real camp buzz and OC praise for a large catch-radius WR who's added muscle and become a more complete route runner, but the target-share math is still against him -- only 8% target share and 49% snap share as a rookie in 2025, behind two established starters; McDaniel's offense leans on TE/heavy personnel groupings rather than a clear WR3 role, and he faces active competition from Derius Davis, Lambert-Smith, and a rookie for those snaps; an injury history (ankle, finger, college groin) adds further availability risk.

Recent news

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Strengths & concerns
Pros / cons +

Pros

  • Large catch-radius WR with clear camp buzz and OC praise
  • Added muscle mass, more complete route runner
  • Two established WRs draw coverage, could open looks for Harris

Cons

  • Only 8% target share/49% snap share as a rookie in 2025
  • Behind two established WRs with no clear path to elevated share
  • McDaniel offense leans TE/12-13 personnel, not necessarily WR3 volume
  • Active competition from Derius Davis, Lambert-Smith, rookie Thompson
  • Injury history (ankle, finger, college groin) adds availability risk
Why our rank differs from ADP
disagree lower

Camp riser with an 8% rookie target share -- buzz priced ahead of role.

Full breakdown +

We rank Harris 195th (PPR) vs a consensus ADP of 170. He is behind McConkey and Johnston with Davis and others competing, and McDaniel's TE-heavy personnel groupings do not guarantee a WR3 target path. The 8% target share on 49% snaps is the baseline until games say otherwise.

Our model
Market ADP?173
Blended rank?194
Consensus rank?
Tier?Tier 15
VBD score?-43.1
Risk profile

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Projected PPG
Standard4.8
Half-PPR6.2
Full PPR7.7
Confidence tier
Low