The Los Angeles Chargers Select Ole Miss WR Tre Harris in Second Round of 2025 NFL Draft

GREEN BAY, Wis. — Ole Miss wide receiver Tre Harris was selected by the Los Angeles Chargers, 55th overall, in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft Friday. The senior from Lafayette, La. was Ole Miss’ top target in the passing attack, tallying 60 catches for 1,030 yards and 7 touchdowns.

Ole Miss WR Tre Harris is selected by the Los Angeles Chargers in the 2nd Round with the 55th overall pick. Hotty Toddy! pic.twitter.com/VRv3KjjVmw

— The Rebel Walk (@TheRebelWalk) April 26, 2025

Harris began his career at Louisiana Tech, before transferring to Ole Miss in 2023. At 6-foot-3, 210-pounds, he can do it all. He’s a strong route-runner who owns excellent hands — potentially the best in the draft. He excels at 50-50 balls, usually defeating the defensive back he’s facing.

Tre Harris Vs. LSU is why GM’s will be ALL over him in the 2025 NFL Draft:

➖7 Receptions
➖102 Yards
➖1 TD

He CLEARED 1,000+ Yards this season while essentially missing 6 games..

His healthy 13 Game Pace?

➖110 Receptions
➖1,833 Yards
➖11 TD’s

Tre Harris is 6’3, 210 lbs pic.twitter.com/A9JGqTFYET

— Austin Abbott (@AustinAbbottFF) February 17, 2025

Collegiate Career

Harris finished his Ole Miss career with 2,015 yards and 15 touchdowns receiving on 114 receptions in 20 total games played and 19 starts. He averaged 100.8 yards per game, 17.7 yards per catch and 5.7 receptions per game as a Rebel.

One of just two players in SEC history to average 100 yards per game across a career, alongside Florida’s Jabar Gaffney (103.3), Harris ended his Ole Miss career tied for second in 200-yard receiving games (2), fourth in 100-yard receiving games (10), tied for eighth in receiving touchdowns (15), 11th in receiving yards (2,015) and tied for 21st in receptions (114).

Harris is one of 11 receivers in Ole Miss history to break the 2,000-yard mark across a career. Combined with his time at Louisiana Tech, the sure-handed receiver ended with a total career receiving line of 220 catches for 3,532 yards and 29 TD in 51 games played and 40 starts.

Harris’ Collegiate Honors

• 2025 NFL Combine Invitee
• 2024 All-America Second Team (AP)
• 2024 All-America Honorable Mention (Phil Steele, CFN)
• 2024 All-SEC First Team (CFN)
• 2024 All-SEC Second Team (Phil Steele)
• 2024 All-SEC Third Team (Coaches)
• 2024 USA Today All-SEC
• 2024 CFN SEC WR of the Year
• 2025 East-West Shrine Bowl Invitee
• 2024 Biletnikoff Award Semifinalist
• Biletnikoff Award Watch List (2022, ’23, ’24)
• 2023 All-SEC Second-Team (Athlon, College Football Network)
• 2022 All-Conference USA First Team (LA Tech)
• 2021 Honorable Mention All-Conference USA First Team (LA Tech)

NFL Combine

At the Combine, Harris displayed excellent body control and ball tracking. His impressive vertical jump reflects his basketball background. He is excellent at playing above the rim and making some jaw-dropping one-handed catches.

“Something I take pride in is going out there and taking the DBs soul”

We have a new quote of the combine from Ole Miss WR Tre Harris pic.twitter.com/xwdTmnn7Hn

— Daniel Harms (@InHarmsWay19) February 28, 2025

Trey Amos impressed at the combine with a 4.44 40 and excellent drills.

But how’s the tape? Well…

➖ strong press technique
➖ fluid hips
➖ ball skills
➖ keen eyes in zone
➖ downhill trigger & tackling

Borderline 1st round talent 🐬 pic.twitter.com/ejmUnhmbfM

— NFL Draft Files (@NFL_DF) March 7, 2025

NFL Future

Harris will be a strong receiver for the Chargers. He can stem his routes to force cornerbacks to open their hips before he sharply breaks in the opposite direction. Harris uses head and shoulder fakes to break down defenders before snapping his route off at the stem’s peak. He runs the stutter-go better than most wide receivers in the class. Unlike many tall receivers, he separates on comebacks and curls by quickly gathering himself and decelerating to turn.

Congratulations to Tre!