Beimfohr reached almost two full rounds to grab Trey Harris at pick 86, arguing the market will not let his 119 ADP stand for long. Harris was the most productive and most efficient receiver in the 2024 class, combining down-field contested-catch ability with elite yards-after-catch skills. In Los Angeles he will be asked to do exactly that: win one-on-one outside for Justin Herbert in Greg Roman’s vertical scheme. Beimfohr compared the situation to last year’s Malik Washington ADP steam and insisted that waiting for "value" means someone else will scoop Harris in the 90s. His advice: treat Harris like a high-variance spike-week artist, draft him well ahead of consensus, and enjoy WR2 upside at a WR4 price tag.

Erik Beimfohr doubled down on Trey Harris as a priority target, laying out what he called the "bulliest bull case" for the rookie. Harris posted an absurd 5.2 yards per route run last season—one of the best marks ever charted—while combining a 215-pound frame with after-catch explosion. Beimfohr believes the Chargers will deploy him exactly where he wins: isolated on the perimeter in Greg Roman’s vertical scheme while Ladd McConkey vacuums underneath targets. With Justin Herbert delivering and a reinforced offensive line, Harris will not need massive volume to flash 25-point spike weeks. Injuries are the only knock on his profile; had he played every college game, Beimfohr thinks he would be a first-round fantasy pick already. He urged drafters to continue scooping Harris well ahead of his current 119 ADP before the market fully prices in his ceiling.