
Jacob Harris Fantasy
- Height / Weight
- 6'5" / 211 lbs.
- Date of Birth (Age)
- April 16, 1997 (25)
- Experience
- 2nd Season
- Drafted
- 2021 / Rd. 4 / Pk. 141 (LAR)
- College
- Central Florida
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Jacob Harris News
Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay said that rookie wide receiver/tight end Jacob Harris (knee) injured his ACL and MCL in the Sunday night loss to the Tennessee Titans and will need season-ending surgery. It's a blow for the team's depth at the position. With Harris out of the fold the rest of the way, Brycen Hopkins and Kendall Blanton will now be the primary backups to starter Tyler Higbee. Harris was mostly used on special teams in the first nine games of his career, playing just 15 offensive snaps over two games while not seeing a single target from quarterback Matthew Stafford. The 24-year-old was a fourth-round pick by the Rams this spring out of Western Kentucky.
Los Angeles Rams tight end Jacob Harris has been one of the more interesting stories during the preseason across the league. He doesn't have the speed to be a wide receiver, and he's not quite big enough to be a pure tight end. However, he has shown the flashes to be a mismatch creator for the Rams' offense. Outside of teammate Tyler Higbee, the Rams don't have any proven producers at the tight end position which has left the door open for a guy like Harris to make plays if given the opportunity. He's worth nothing more than keeping an eye on him at this point as he's still the fourth-string tight end, but it will only take one injury to one of the team's pass-catchers for him to become a hot commodity.
Los Angeles Rams tight end Jacob Harris has been an exciting story in camp, but he ended his preseason on a bit of a downswing as he failed to haul in any of his three targets against the Denver Broncos. At 6'5" and 219 pounds, Harris has a great combination of size and athleticism, but he's competing for targets in a loaded pass-catchers room. Harris is the type of player that could be a late-season breakout if he gains chemistry with starting quarterback Matthew Stafford, but there is no guarantee he has any fantasy relevance. Unless your league is exceptionally deep, he's not worth investing a roster spot at this stage.
Depth Chart
- Offense
- Defense
QB | Matthew Stafford |
John Wolford | |
RB | Cam Akers |
Darrell Henderson Jr. | |
LWR | Allen Robinson II |
Ben Skowronek | |
RWR | Van Jefferson |
Tutu Atwell | |
SWR | Cooper Kupp |
Brandon Powell | |
RTE | Roger Carter |
LTE | Tyler Higbee |
Kendall Blanton | |
LT | Joe Noteboom |
AJ Jackson | |
LG | David Edwards |
Tremayne Anchrum Jr. | |
C | Brian Allen |
Coleman Shelton | |
RG | Logan Bruss |
Bobby Evans | |
RT | Rob Havenstein |
A.J. Arcuri |
DE | A'Shawn Robinson |
Michael Hoecht | |
NT | Greg Gaines |
Bobby Brown III | |
DT | Aaron Donald |
Marquise Copeland | |
LOLB | Justin Hollins |
Terrell Lewis | |
LILB | Bobby Wagner |
Travin Howard | |
RILB | Ernest Jones |
Christian Rozeboom | |
ROLB | Leonard Floyd |
Chris Garrett | |
LCB | David Long Jr. |
Robert Rochell | |
SS | Jordan Fuller |
Terrell Burgess | |
FS | Nick Scott |
Taylor Rapp | |
RCB | Jalen Ramsey |
Derion Kendrick | |
NB | Troy Hill |
Decobie Durant |
PK | Matt Gay |