Chargers rookie WR makes unbelievable grab in Day 10 training camp practice

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The Los Angeles Chargers are two days away from taking the field against another team for the first time in the 2025 season.
The Chargers received the nod to be a part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame festivities as they will take on the Detroit Lions in the Hall of Game.
It will be a fun day for fans to see players they might not normally see on Sunday. The game could also be a moment for rookies to put themselves in the spotlight.
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The Chargers are leaning on a lot of young talent to quickly become leaders. One of those talents is 2025 second-round pick Tre Harris.
Harris has already proved that he is going to play a role in this offense during his rookie season. On Monday, the rookie made a catch during practice that you must see to believe.
go off, tre pic.twitter.com/ZHEkU76zZi
— Los Angeles Chargers (@chargers) July 28, 2025
First off, it was an absolute dart thrown by quarterback Justin Herbert. But someone also had to come down with it.
A throw like this involves trust between a quarterback and his wide receiver. Harris and Herbert have only practiced a handful of times together, but it's easy to see that the connection has already begun between the two.
It could be a special year for this new look Chargers offense.

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