STACKED’s take
Round 17 WR locked in as Chargers' third receiver; WR2 if Johnston misses time.
Round 17 pick locked in as the third wide receiver in the Chargers offense with Keenan Allen gone, guaranteeing snaps in 11-personnel and frequent appearances in 12 and 13-personnel sets. JJ Zachariason emphasizes that people don't understand this role change because Harris wasn't in this role last year. Despite being a rookie fourth WR last season, Harris saw significant snaps in heavy and two-WR sets due to elite run-blocking ability—a priority for Mike McDaniel's ground-game-focused scheme. Harris is a versatile prospect capable of playing all three WR positions. While his route-running and man/zone press coverage need development, he has improved as a route runner in the offseason. Upside scenario: if Quentin Johnston misses time, Harris becomes a weekly WR2. Zachariason frames this as a lottery dart throw in a great offense with an elite QB and coordinator, offering ceiling upside at minimal cost.
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