I don’t see any Reddit posts or FF Hound analysis in your prompt. Without that content, I can’t extract sentiment or extractable talking points. If you paste the Reddit comments or FF Hound analysis (or give me permission to pull sources), I’ll tailor these notes precisely. In the meantime, here’s an ultra-concise baseline for Tre’ Harris (LAC) in 2025 to use as a starting point.

Tre’ Harris (LAC) — 2025 fantasy outlook: concise baseline

- Role on roster
  - Most likely WR4/5 behind Keenan Allen, Mike Williams, Quentin Johnston, and Joshua Palmer (assuming health). Expect limited snaps in base 3WR sets.
  - Special teams contribution (kick/punt returns) could be his path to a consistent weekly floor if he makes the roster for all 17 games.

- Target/volume expectations
  - Baseline: roughly 0-3 targets per game in a healthy lineup; ~8-25 targets over a 17-game season.
  - Yardage: likely 0-30 yards most weeks; occasional 3-5 catch game if used as a gadget/slot option or in garbage time.
  - TDs: very low probability unless used in a specific red-zone package or in a blowout/unexpected play.

- Role variability drivers
  - Injury to top 4 WRs (Allen, Williams, Johnston, Palmer) would significantly raise his target share and weekly viability.
  - Coaching/usage shifts: if he earns a consistent slot role or special teams leadership, could see upticks in opportunities.
  - Game plan: Chargers’ pass distribution and pace will heavily influence his weeks; in shootouts he may see slightly more look.

- Realistic red flags
  - High competition in WR room limits upside; any regression from rookies or veterans quickly caps his ceiling.
  - If he doesn’t carve out a clear role in camp/preseason, he’s mainly a deep-league stash or waiver pickup.
  - Injury risk for top targets reduces his volatility but not in a favorable way for week-to-week starts.

- Redraft/best-ball stance
  - Redraft: not a viable weekly starter in standard or PPR unless injuries create a major opening; avoid unless you’re streaming desperation in deep leagues.
  - Best-ball: small-upside dart, but still low probability of week-winning weeks.
  - Dynasty/keeper: speculative stash; price depends on long-term depth chart projections and development.

- Draft/roster strategy tips
  - Don’t draft as a plan A; treat as a late-round dart if you’re in a 14+ team league or a deep dynasty/keeper.
  - In season-long redraft, monitor reports on practice squad status, injury reports, and camp/ preseason usage to decide on a waiver-wire claim if he shows sustained role.
  - If you own Williams/Allen/Johnston in best-ball formats, Tre’ Harris may offer occasional hedge weeks in very deep leagues, but don’t rely on him.

- What to look for in Reddit/FF Hound data (once provided)
  - Realistic sentiment: is the community bullish on a role increase, or is there skepticism about opportunity?
  - Practice reports: route-running progress, miscommunications, special-teams impact.
  - Compare notes on his usage (slot vs outside, gadget plays) and target environment (short area routes vs deep targets).
  - Injury context and roster moves (signings, trades, depth chart shifts) that could shift his upside.

If you share the FF Hound analysis or the Reddit posts, I’ll distill them into precise sentiment, consensus thinking, and actionable drafting notes (with direct quote-backed points and a clean risk/reward assessment).