84 Demetrius Harris TE

Harris was not targeted during Sunday's game against the Browns.

The second tight end in the Chiefs' pecking order, Harris was limited to just 20 offensive snaps during Sunday's contest. While he can' find the end zone on occasion when in the red zone, Harris can't be relied upon to produce on a consistent basis.

Harris reeled in one of his two targets for 17 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Bengals.

Harris has made the occasional minor splash in the box score but owns no more than two catches to his name any given week. Unless Travis Kelceis unavailable for some reason, it's unlikely that will change moving forward.

Harris hauled in one of his two targets for five yards Sunday against the Jaguars.

Harris saw 41 percent of the offensive snaps during Sunday's contest, ranking behind numerous pass cachers on that front. Considering he owns just four grabs in four games played, there's no reason to consider him in the majority of fantasy leagues unless Travis Kelce is unavailable.

Harris hauled in two of his three targets for 59 yards Monday against the Broncos.

The Chiefs have utilized far fewer two tight end sets this season with Patrick Mahomes under center than they have in years past with Alex Smith at the helm. Harris did play a season-high 31 offensive snaps Monday, but he remains off the fantasy radar in the vast majority of leagues. That could change if Travis Kelce winds up unavailable at some point.

Harris was reinstated from his one-game suspension Monday, Howard Balzer of BalzerSports.com reports.

Harris was forced to miss Week 1 after violating the league's substance abuse policy, but looks set to return to a passing offense that just put up four touchdowns against a tough Chargers front. Harris is a red-zone asset at 6-7, and has proven to be one half of a dangerous tight end combination with Travis Kelce. He will look to make an impact against the Steelers in Week 2.