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Trey Harris is in that tier of players that could wind up easily being again Chris Connley or Demarcus Robinson...why am I taking a guy who's the fourth or fifth receiver on the depth chart right now who might have an early early, you know, round two, round three, round four draft capital, but has like three guys to get ahead of.
STACKED’s take
Harris risks becoming a Chris Connelly type; too many obstacles for early-round value.
Harris is in a tier of receivers that could easily become Chris Connelly or DeMarcus Robinson—historical examples of receivers who failed to develop into fantasy assets. The concern is that he's a fourth or fifth receiver on the depth chart with round two-four draft capital but faces multiple players ahead of him; even with potential year-two opportunity, he may not fully replace established studs on the roster. Bob Harris notes he might end up being a good receiver with the Chargers, but this tier of mid-tier receivers clogs rosters and causes fantasy managers to miss out on UDFA running backs with immediate starter value, making him a risky early-round pick despite working with a respected receiver coach.
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