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Welcome to the Dynasty Nerds 2025 Rookie Profile series! We’re pleased to bring you the Tre Harris rookie profile from our NFL prospects writing staff. Below you will find the intro, overview, and independent breakdowns by 4 of our top analysts. While there will be a lot of similarities, there will be some differences.
Each writer does their own film study using our Nerds All-22 Film Room, and creates a Top 50 Rookie Prospects Big Board. We’re also pleased to feature the Positional Rankings of our Director of College Content, Tristan Cook. Tristan also provided Tre Harris’ introduction and conclusion. We hope this Rookie Profile will aid you in your quest for dynasty glory this season.
Tre Harris | WR | HT 6023 | WT 205 | HAND 958 | ARM 3178
Tre Harris | Player Introduction
It’s been a steady climb from the 2,258th-ranked high school recruit out of Lafayette, LA in the 2020 recruiting class to knocking on the door of the NFL. As an unheralded prospect, Tre Harris selected to stay in Louisiana and attend LA Tech. He improved each season, catching 65 passes for 835 yards and 10 TDs in his final year for LA Tech.
Prior to the 2023 season, Harris transferred to Ole Miss. He continued to improve, posting 2,015 receiving yards during his two seasons for the Rebels. Potentially even more impressive was that Harris eclipsed the 1,000-yard mark in 2024, despite only playing in 8 games due to injury. His impressive season earned Harris second team All-American honors and he was named as a Biletnikoff Award semifinalist.
Doc Matthew Mitchell’s Top 50 Rookie Big Board
No. 15 Overall Prospect | Ranked as WR4
Tre Harris has fallen a little bit since my last ranking article. However, I still really like his game. He has been the top pass catcher for Ole Miss each of the last two seasons. Last year, he put up career highs of 1,030 yards in only 8 games. A player with excellent size, Harris made some ridiculous catches during his time in the SEC. The real question for him will be his long speed. If he can come in at 4.50 seconds or faster at the NFL Combine, I believe that he will be drafted in the first 2 rounds of the upcoming NFL draft.
Mike Johrendt’s Top 50 Rookie Big Board
No. 16 Overall Prospect | Ranked as WR5
A receiver that I am extremely high on this year is Tre Harris, who wrapped up his five-year collegiate career with three seasons of at least 935 receiving yards. Racking up 29 total touchdowns in five seasons, including 15 in his two seasons with Ole Miss, shows that he is a bonafide receiver for the next level. There are some effort concerns when it comes to his route running, but when Harris gets the ball in his hands, he is a strong runner after the catch who is tough to bring down.
Keith Ensminger’s Top 50 Rookie Big Board
No. 18 Overall Prospect | Ranked as WR7
Tre Harris is tough for me, there are so many other prospects I like at other positions around this part of my 2025 Rookie Big Board. However, if I am drafting a wide receiver in the middle of the second round of rookie drafts who I think still has the upside to be a fantasy football differencemaker, it’s Tre Harris. With his size-speed combination that many of his positional peers in this range lack, Harris has the upside and talent to be an NFL team’s alpha receiver. An unfortunate injury led to him missing the final three games of the season, but he finished the year with 60 receptions and over 1,000 yards in just 8 games played.
Tristan Cook’s Pre-NFL Combine Rankings
No. 6 Overall Wide Receiver
In my initial WR Rankings, I said that Ole Miss’ Tre Harris could end up as a Tier 2 wide receiver, and he has done exactly that. Harris’ production slowed down a bit in the second-half of the season due to injury, but that doesn’t concern me. His best trait remains his ability to make contested catches. Unfortunately, as I’ve noted, being a contested-catch receiver at the collegiate level isn’t all good. My biggest concern is his ability to separate. He sometimes struggles at the collegiate level, so the NFL will be a big challenge. If he can run a 4.55-second 40-yard dash or better, I think Harris will hear his name called on Day 1 of the draft.
Tre Harris | Draft Outlook
Tre Harris seems to be locked in as a Day 2 pick in the NFL Draft. It’s possible that he’d sneak into the end of the 1st Round, but more likely than not, you’ll hear his name called around pick 50. As such, his dynasty outlook is strong. Harris is a tier down from the top-level WR prospects in this class, but he should be considered during the 2nd round of your rookie drafts.
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