Chargers wide receiver Tre' Harris only had four receptions for 27 yards on Sunday against the Miami Dolphins. But his impact went far beyond the box score.
Harris was blocking, running routes, and catching passes. With his big role as a blocker in the run game, Harris ended up playing more snaps than either Keenan Allen or Ladd McConkey. He took advantage of his first true starter-level reps with Quentin Johnston absent due to a hamstring injury.
Harris was also pulled off of special teams because of his increased role on offense. In each of the teams' first five games, Harris played at least 4+ special teams snaps.