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The Los Angeles Chargers obviously need Tre' Harris back as quickly as possible—but it's for more than just the short-term viability of their offense.

Bolt Beat's G.C. Bellchamber argues that Tre' Harris' hamstring injury complicates the Los Angeles Chargers' long-term offensive planning and potential trade deadline decisions. Head coach Jim Harbaugh declared Harris week-to-week after he suffered the injury in Week 5. The setback leaves Los Angeles thin at wide receiver, with Ladd McConkey managing foot problems and Quentin Johnston sidelined by a chest issue.
Bellchamber contends that the Chargers need to evaluate Harris as a viable primary receiver before considering moving Johnston, whose contract includes a guaranteed $16.5 million fifth-year option. With only three games remaining before the trade deadline, Bellchamber asserts that Harris' absence prevents front office executives from properly assessing the receiving corps' potential upside.
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