The Los Angeles Chargers' second-round pick, wide receiver Tre Harris, is holding out during training camp, raising concerns for other teams that selected players in the same round. Harris was the only rookie absent, and while no specific reasons were given for his holdout, it aligns with a trend this year where many second-rounders have yet to sign contracts. Only two out of the 32 second-round picks from April's draft have finalized deals, leading to speculation about financial disputes, especially regarding guaranteed contracts.

Meanwhile, rookies who completed workouts during OTAs and minicamps are now missing critical camp time. Key players like Houston Texans’ Jayden Higgins and Cleveland Browns’ Carson Schwesinger have secured fully guaranteed contracts, setting a precedent that others, including Saints’ Tyler Shough, are now seeking. With the negotiation landscape shifting, Harris's absence could have ramifications for his early career trajectory and fantasy implications for Chargers fans.