5 wide receivers the Los Angeles Chargers could sign during rookie Tre Harris' holdout as training camp begins for Jim Harbaugh's team

Originally posted on A to Z Sports | By Adam Holt | Last updated Jul 13, 2025 4:49 PM ET

Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Tre Harris is entering the NFL as a second-round selection. In prior seasons, players chosen in the second round have always taken longer to finalize a contract with their new team. This year, that's been taken to a new level as a vast majority of those picks have not signed yet.

Harris is one of them, and as the Chargers begin training camp, his holdout has officially started. Could Los Angeles look to add another pass catcher for depth while he's missing time in his first NFL offseason?

The deadline for #Chargers rookies to report is upon us and second round WR Tre Harris is officially a holdout, sources say.

With 30 of the 32 second-round picks unsigned because of a disagreement over guaranteed money, Harris makes the first official stand. pic.twitter.com/Z2PU9p0wEc
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) July 12, 2025

5 wide receivers the Chargers could sign during Tre Harris' holdout

Gabe Davis

Davis has taken multiple visits with teams this offseason, but no deal has come to fruition. To start his career, Davis was a consistent touchdown scorer with the Buffalo Bills. He had no less than six TDs in his first four years in the pros.

He spent last year with the Jacksonville Jaguars, and his production took a large step back. A new home may be what helps him get his career back off the ground again.

Tyler Boyd

Boyd is a veteran who has never been flashy but always provided nice depth for a team. Coming off a disappointing season with the Tennessee Titans, Boyd could be a smart value addition for any offense, including Los Angeles.

D.J. Chark

A reunion with Chark doesn't excite fans - I'm sure. He was a non-factor with the Chargers a season ago, but he's got a lot of NFL experience and possesses size and speed that LA will be without as Harris misses time.

Keenan Allen

Speaking of reunion, this is the most riveting outcome for Jim Harbaugh's squad probably. Allen is a Chargers fan favorite after spending over a decade with the team. He showed bright moments last year with the Chicago Bears, and it is a bit surprising that he hasn't inked a new deal yet in free agency.

Returning to Los Angeles has been an option he's declared he is open to if the two sides came to an agreement.

Nelson Agholor

Agholor's NFL career has had plenty of peaks and valleys. Last year, he didn't produce too much for the Baltimore Ravens but did stretch the field, averaging nearly 17 yards per catch. Bringing him in would make sense at a cheap price for LA.