Tre’ Harris possesses appealing physical traits as a second-year receiver, but immediate target competition limits his draft day appeal for 2026. He is best viewed as a waiver wire monitor candidate rather than a stash coming out of the draft.
Should I Draft Tre’ Harris in Fantasy Football?
candidate rather than a stash coming out of the draft.
Selected in the second round of the 2025 draft, Harris enters his this year looking to expand upon a modest rookie baseline. Last year, he earned 43 targets, recording 30 catches for 324 yards and one touchdown. Not awful production with how little he was realistically asked to do, but not much in the way of proof that he is ready to hold a role we prioritize.
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Standing at 6’3”, he offers an impressive catch radius and a proven history of making high-value plays. During his collegiate career, Harris showcased strong efficiency in scoring situations, catching a touchdown on 13.2% of his receptions. That knack for translating catches into points gives him long-term fantasy intrigue if he can earn regular snaps.
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However, placing a fantasy bet on Harris is a direct wager against Quentin Johnston. Johnston showed his upside early last season and will receive the first opportunity to hold down the primary role in this receiving corps. Because Johnston enters the year with the upper hand and will likely be given latitude from the new coaching staff that wants to bet on his pedigree, Harris faces an uphill battle to earn consistent snaps early in the season, never mind real opportunities.
Given these circumstances, Harris is the exact type of player profile you monitor during the regular season rather than invest in during your draft. Allow the season to unfold, observe how the route/target distribution settles between Johnston and Harris, and be prepared to add Harris off the waiver wire if his role expands later in the year.
Kyle Soppe’s WR Fantasy Rankings 2026
- Ja’Marr Chase | CIN
- Puka Nacua | LAR
- Jaxon Smith-Njigba | SEA
- Amon-Ra St. Brown | DET
- Justin Jefferson | MIN
- CeeDee Lamb | DAL
- Drake London | ATL
- Nico Collins | HOU
- A.J. Brown | NE
- Malik Nabers | NYG
- George Pickens | DAL
- Rashee Rice | KC
- Zay Flowers | BAL
- Chris Olave | NO
- Jaylen Waddle | DEN
- Ladd McConkey | LAC
- DeVonta Smith | PHI
- Tee Higgins | CIN
- Emeka Egbuka | TB
- Terry McLaurin | WAS
- Tetairoa McMillan | CAR
- Garrett Wilson | NYJ
- Luther Burden III | CHI
- Parker Washington | JAX
- Christian Watson | GB
- Jameson Williams | DET
- Rome Odunze | CHI
- Carnell Tate | TEN
- Marvin Harrison Jr. | ARI
- DJ Moore | BUF
- Davante Adams | LAR
- Brian Thomas Jr. | JAX
- DK Metcalf | PIT
- Stefon Diggs | WAS
- Quentin Johnston | LAC
- Mike Evans | SF
- Michael Pittman Jr. | PIT
- Josh Downs | IND
- Jakobi Meyers | JAX
- Jayden Reed | GB
- Michael Wilson | ARI
- Wan’Dale Robinson | TEN
- Courtland Sutton | DEN
- Chris Godwin Jr. | TB
- Makai Lemon | PHI
- Khalil Shakir | BUF
- Jordan Addison | MIN
- Rashid Shaheed | SEA
- De’Zhaun Stribling | SF
- Romeo Doubs | NE
