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Chargers WR Tre Harris Becomes First Rookie Training Camp Holdout, and He May Not Be the Last

Los Angeles Chargers rookies reported to training camp on July 12, 2025, except second-round wide receiver Tre Harris who held out.
Harris has not signed his rookie contract due to a league-wide disagreement over guaranteed money affecting about 30 second-round picks.
Harris participated fully in offseason activities and working out with teammates, while the Chargers hope to include him in preseason to build chemistry with QB Justin Herbert.
Harris recorded 60 receptions, 1,030 yards, and seven touchdowns last year at Ole Miss, with a 60.24 percent slot percentage, making him a potential WR2 for the Chargers.
This holdout presents a potential challenge for the Chargers and other NFL teams as missing early camp could affect rookie integration and impact roles in 2025.

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