From the episode

Trey Harris got on the field as a rookie as a second-round pick last year because they are really happy with what he does as a run blocker. We just talked about yards per route run. Who was breaking yards per route run at the college level? Trey Harris. Yeah. Again, it was like five, six yards per route run.

STACKED’s take

Positive signalSleeper

Harris's 5-6 college YPRR and run-blocking role offer cheap Chargers upside.

Harris is free in drafts and broke video-game-level yards per route run (5-6 YPRR) at the college level. He got on the field as a rookie second-round pick because of elite run-blocking ability, which could mean he's isolated in heavy packages with big-play upside. The source wants him on the back of redraft rosters and loves him in best ball as a cheap access point to the Chargers offense.

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