Values are nearly even — within 5% of each other.Updated 9/17/2026
Tre' Harris lands in a wide-open Chargers depth chart with Justin Herbert at QB. His age is less ideal, but immediate opportunity is undeniable. Harris profiles as a strong outside threat with good size and contested-catch ability. If he clicks quickly, he could be Herbert's WR1 as early as late 2024. He offers more short-term upside and a potentially safer floor.
Cyrus Allen goes to the Chiefs, catching passes from Patrick Mahomes. He's a year younger than Harris and brings explosive speed and deep-threat ability. Kansas City has a crowded receiver room, but Allen could carve out a big-play role fast if he flashes. His long-term upside is tied to the league's best quarterback and offense.
Lean Harris for immediate opportunity and safer production in 2024.
Lean Allen for youth and long-term upside tied to Mahomes.
It's a coin flip—roster need and team build should decide.
Is Tre' Harris worth more than Cyrus Allen?
Slightly, due to clearer path to early playing time and a marginal value edge.
Should I trade Tre' Harris for Cyrus Allen?
Only if you're rebuilding and want to chase Allen's upside and youth.
Who is better in Superflex?
Both are similar, but Harris is safer for 2024 while Allen has more long-term upside.
See exactly what Cyrus Allen and Tre' Harris are worth side-by-side in our Trade Calculator.
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