Harry was a first-round pick by the Patriots who has never caught more than 33 passes in a season and hasn’t brought in a reception since 2022. Someone will likely give him a chance on the practice squad because of his 6-foot-4 size, but his chances of ever making a fantasy impact are slim and none.

Whiles he’s still listed as a receiver, Harry (listed at 6-4, 225 pounds) has been trying his hand at tight end. With his best season being a 33-309-2 campaign in 2020 for the Patriots, it doesn’t seem like a bad idea. The Vikings will be looking for production at the tight end position with T.J. Hockenson on the self for a while. Josh Oliver and Robert Tonyan lead the way for now, but Harry could have an athletic advantage over both. It’s not worth going crazy over yet, but for now it’s an interesting development.

Harry will take the roster spot that opened up after Justin Jefferson was placed on the injured reserve. The 25-year-old signed with the Vikings during training camp but did not make the final roster. He’ll now get a chance to prove his worth to his third NFL team after playing three seasons in New England and one in Chicago. The 32nd overall pick in the 2019 draft, Harry had 213 catches for 2,889 yards and 22 touchdowns at Arizona State, but the receiver has yet to translate that production to the NFL level.

Harry joined the Vikings less than three weeks ago but is now back on the free-agent market. The former first-round pick was unable to separate himself from the pack throughout training camp and caught just two passes for 24 yards this preseason. The 25-year-old receiver could catch on with another team but will continuously battle for a roster spot.