Tre Harris injury status WR · LAC · Los Angeles Chargers
Frozen usage-redistribution model, prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET.
Will Tre Harris play? Fantasy outlook
Rules-based guide, not a validated prediction and not betting advice. Lineup call: Bench or hold if listed Out or Doubtful, or chance of missing at least 75%; Have a backup ready at 50% to 75%; otherwise Start with caution if chance of missing is 25% or more, he did not practice or was limited, he has the returning-from-injury flag, or his typical (median) fantasy points rank below the top 50% of players at his position with a range this update; Bench or hold if that rank is in the bottom 25% and he is not a QB; Start otherwise. Next man up is named when chance of missing is 25% or more. Ranges assume he plays. Every sentence is filled from the sourced fields elsewhere on this page.
Lineup call
Bench or hold · Week 6 game (Oct 18)
Lineup tier: Sit (No. 155 of 155 WRs by risk-adjusted points; top 24 Start, next 12 Flex/borderline, rest Sit). Use with your usual rankings; this tier adds injury risk, it does not beat expert rankings in our tests (2022–2025).
Why: 100% chance of missing his Week 6 game (Oct 18); listed Out on the Week 6 report; practice: Did not practice (DNP); typical 5.6 PPR points ranks 66 of 155 WRs with a range this update.
Rule that fired: listed Out for Week 6 → Bench or hold. A simple rule, not a model.
Lineup tier: Sit · No. 155 WR by risk-adjusted points (0.0 PPR)
100% chance of missing his Week 6 game (Oct 18).
Likely range for his Week 6 game (Oct 18), if he plays: 1.5 to 15.1 PPR points.
Next man up: Marquez Valdes-Scantling (38% of snaps over the last 3 team games).
Team impact
If he sits, about 9% of the Los Angeles Chargers offense (his share of plays over the last 3 team games) shifts to others. Usage impact 8.9 (High) is that share times his 100% chance of missing.
If he sits, the Los Angeles Chargers replace a starter who plays 66% of snaps; his next man up Marquez Valdes-Scantling has 4,772 career regular-season snaps vs his 788. Role impact 9.0 (High).
If he sits: Theo Wease Jr. offense snaps 42% → 54%; Derius Davis offense snaps 7% → 16%; Ladd McConkey offense snaps 56% → 65%.
Injury reports this season: Week 6 Out, Did not practice (DNP) (Hamstring).
Played 45% of snaps in Week 5 after 93% in Week 4 (nflverse snap counts).
We have no return timeline or medical detail beyond the listed report.
Games without a snap while on the Los Angeles Chargers roster: none (of 5 team games).
How long could he be out?
He was listed Out (Hamstring) on the Week 6 report. Of 995 times a player was listed Out with a hamstring injury (2014–2025 regular seasons), 0% missed no games, 32% missed 1 game, 26% missed 2 games, 42% missed 3 or more in a row; median 2 games. This is history, not a prognosis for him.
Held-out check: shares from 2014–2021 were within 3 points of what happened in 2022–2025 for this group.
Counts consecutive team games missed (0 offensive and 0 defensive snaps, or inactive or on a reserve list) starting with the game the listing was for; byes are skipped; runs cut short by the end of the season or a roster move are kept only if they had reached 3 games. Groups: status and body part, then status and position group, then status, whichever first has at least 30 past listings. nflverse injury reports, snap counts and weekly rosters, 2014–2025. No medical detail and no return timeline.
Similar past cases: median 2 games missed in a row.
History, not a prognosis.
Missed no games0%
Missed 1 game32%
Missed 2 games26%
Missed 3 or more42%
Next man up if he sits: Marquez Valdes-Scantling, likely range for his Week 6 game (Oct 18), if he plays: 0.0 to 11.9 PPR points.
Tre Harris
Practice trend: nflverse has one end-of-week practice status per player-week, not daily Wed/Thu/Fri reports, so this compares last game week's final status with this week's; we have not tested it on midweek reports. 2,015 past cases in 2022–2025 with this sequence (regular players with at least 20% snap share; 3,952 more in 2014–2021). It is context only: the chance of missing above comes from the frozen model, or from the history for his tag when this week's report lists him Out or Doubtful. From our held-out research on 2014–2025 nflverse data.
If he sits, about 9% of the Los Angeles Chargers offense (his share of plays over the last 3 team games) shifts to others.
If he sits, the Los Angeles Chargers replace a starter who plays 66% of offense snaps; his backup Marquez Valdes-Scantling has played 38% over the same games.
WR
LAC · Los Angeles Chargers
100%chance of missing Week 6 game (Oct 18)
Week 6 report: Out, Did not practice (DNP)
Listed Out on the Week 6 report, so this shows our history for that tag: of 3,014 Out listings (2022–2025), none played that game. Model estimate made before the game status: 14%.
Practice trend (end-of-week reports): not on the report in Week 5 → DNP in Week 6; similar players missed 75% of games (2022–25).
Usage impact ⓘ8.9HighHigh
Role impact ⓘ9.0HighHigh
If he sits, teammates gain
Chance of missing: Frozen availability model (2026 blind test), prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET; when this week's report lists a player Out or Doubtful for that game, the chance shown is the share of such listings that missed the game in held-out 2022–2025 reports. Usage shift: Frozen usage-redistribution model, prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET. Status: nflverse injury report data (CC-BY-4.0), retrieved Oct 18, 2026 08:16 AM ET. Usage impact: Share: nflverse player stats (CC-BY-4.0), last 3 team games, retrieved Oct 18, 2026 08:16 AM ET; tiers fixed from 2017-2021 history (High at least 3.7, Medium at least 0.7 points). Role impact: Snaps: nflverse snap counts (CC-BY-4.0), last 3 team games, retrieved Oct 18, 2026 08:16 AM ET; starter = top 2026 season snap share in his position group (no 2026 depth chart captured); backup experience = career regular-season snaps in nflverse snap counts; tiers fixed from 2017-2021 history (High at least 3.7, Medium at least 0.7 points).
Impact scores are small points on a fixed scale: his share of team usage (or role weight) times his chance of missing. High means the top 5% of 2017–2021 player-seasons, Medium the top 20%. The bold High badge appears only when a score is High and his chance of missing is at least 25%: 37 of 170 listed players this update.
Theo Wease Jr.WR · offense snaps42% → 54%+12
Derius DavisWR · offense snaps7% → 16%+9
Ladd McConkeyWR · offense snaps56% → 65%+9
Brenen ThompsonWR · offense snaps18% → 26%+8
How the estimate changed
Why: the nflverse injury file has not changed since Oct 18, 2026 06:22 AM ET (same SHA-256 in the last 2 captures), and no nflverse input this model reads has changed since Oct 18, 2026 08:16 AM ET. nflverse posts injury updates about once a day, usually overnight, so the estimate moves when that file does. Source: manifest_live.jsonl.
This trend tracks the model estimate, made before the game status. The card shows the history for his Out listing instead.
No change yet: 14% in all 35 updates (Oct 15, 2026 06:15 AM ET to Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET).
Likely range: Week 6 game (Oct 18)
Most weeks, Tre Harris scores between 1.5 and 15.1 fantasy points (PPR). His most likely outcome is about 5.6. The taller the curve, the more likely that score.
How to read it ⓘA wide curve means a boom-or-bust week; a narrow one means a steadier floor.
80% range: low = the score he tops 9 weeks in 10 (10th percentile), typical = the middle outcome (median), high = the score he tops only 1 week in 10 (90th percentile). The curve is drawn through these three points for illustration only; its shape is not a modeled distribution. The range assumes the player plays (fit on played games only). Frozen range-of-outcomes model, prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET, re-scored for the same game as the chance of missing.
Risk-adjusted = (1 − 100% chance of missing) × typical 5.6 PPR points. A simple expected value: a missed game counts as 0 and partial games are ignored. Half-PPR and Standard subtract 0.5× and 1× his median receptions (2.4, team-contribution model) from the typical points: an approximation, since a median minus a median is not exactly the median of the difference. Use with your usual rankings; this tier adds injury risk, it does not beat expert rankings in our tests (2022–2025).
If he plays
Assumes he plays. These ranges come from models fit only on games players actually played; so they do not account for his 100% chance of missing.
Risk-adjusted: 0.0PPR points · typical if he plays 5.6
Team contribution range: Week 6 game (Oct 18)
Most weeks, Tre Harris adds between 0.0 and 5.8 catches. The projected middle is about 2.4.
How to read it ⓘA wide curve means a boom-or-bust week; a narrow one means a steadier floor.
80% range: low = 10th percentile, projected = the middle outcome (median, dotted line), high = 90th percentile; a solid dot marks the actual result once the game is graded. The curve is drawn through these three points for illustration only; its shape is not a modeled distribution. The range assumes the player plays (fit on played games only). Sources: frozen range-of-outcomes yards model; frozen team-contribution unit models (fit on 2014–2025, beat a trailing 8-game baseline on held-out seasons). Prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET.
If he plays
Assumes he plays. These ranges come from models fit only on games players actually played; so they do not account for his 100% chance of missing.
Receiving plus rushing yards: usually 5.8 to 82.8, projected about 36.4.
Teammates who gain if he sits
Theo Wease Jr.
80% range: low = the score he tops 9 weeks in 10 (10th percentile), typical = the middle outcome (median), high = the score he tops only 1 week in 10 (90th percentile). The curve is drawn through these three points for illustration only; its shape is not a modeled distribution. The range assumes the player plays (fit on played games only). Frozen range-of-outcomes model, prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET, re-scored for the same game as the chance of missing.
WR
offense snaps: 42% → 54%
Derius Davis
80% range: low = the score he tops 9 weeks in 10 (10th percentile), typical = the middle outcome (median), high = the score he tops only 1 week in 10 (90th percentile). The curve is drawn through these three points for illustration only; its shape is not a modeled distribution. The range assumes the player plays (fit on played games only). Frozen range-of-outcomes model, prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET, re-scored for the same game as the chance of missing.
WR
offense snaps: 7% → 16%
Ladd McConkey
80% range: low = the score he tops 9 weeks in 10 (10th percentile), typical = the middle outcome (median), high = the score he tops only 1 week in 10 (90th percentile). The curve is drawn through these three points for illustration only; its shape is not a modeled distribution. The range assumes the player plays (fit on played games only). Frozen range-of-outcomes model, prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET, re-scored for the same game as the chance of missing.
WR
offense snaps: 56% → 65%
Next man up
Snaps: nflverse snap counts (CC-BY-4.0), last 3 team games, retrieved Oct 18, 2026 08:16 AM ET; starter = top 2026 season snap share in his position group (no 2026 depth chart captured); backup experience = career regular-season snaps in nflverse snap counts; tiers fixed from 2017-2021 history (High at least 3.7, Medium at least 0.7 points).
Marquez Valdes-Scantling (WR): 38% of snaps (average of the last 3 team games) and 4,772 career snaps, versus Tre Harris at 66% over the same 3 games and 788 career snaps. That drop-off drives the role-impact score of 9.0 (High).
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Page built Oct 18, 2026 09:07 AM ET from prediction log update Oct 18, 2026 08:15 AM ET; injury report retrieved Oct 18, 2026 08:16 AM ET.