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Graded under the published methodology. Each call shows what it scored and how much better than a naive guess that was. How this kind is scored →
10% settled
out of 100
Takes in each band
463 / 4,593
graded
4,130 still pending
51–75 of 4,593
Fernando Mendoza to be 1st on the depth chart
Cousins may be a temporary stand-in for 2026 NFL Draft first-overall pick Fernando Mendoza because his arm won't be able to challenge better-stocked rosters downfield.
Matthew Hibner to be 2nd on the depth chart
Hibner looked like a very capable TE2
Austin Barber to be 1st on the depth chart
Barber looked like he'll be a long-term starter at the position for Cleveland.
Bryce Lance to be 3rd on the depth chart
he was clearly the No. 3WR on the offense
Tyrone Tracy Jr. to be 4th on the depth chart
Tyrone Tracy Jr. was a distant No. 3 RB but fumbled. I imagine he continues to fall on the depth chart behind Najee Harris.
Kyren Williams to be 1st on the depth chart
A 63.2% snap share (vs. Corum's 22.8%) plus this usage make him the highest-priority/ranked Rams back going forward.
Elic Ayomanor to be 1st on the depth chart
Given that Calvin Ridley posted zero targets on a 65.7% routes-run rate, it might be a matter of time until he gets benched in favor of Ayomanor.
Colby Parkinson to be 1st on the depth chart
Parkinson played the larger role (75.4% snap share, 60.7% route participation).
Emmett Johnson to be 2nd on the depth chart
He's a clear-cut No. 2 RB and handcuff to Walker
Nico Collins to be 1st on the depth chart
Nico Collins is Houston's unquestioned No. 1 WR
Drew Lock to be 1st on the depth chart
Lock is the Week 2-and-beyond starter (pending another injury or a colossal implosion).
Devaughn Vele to be 2nd on the depth chart
it was clear from the get-go that he was the No. 2 pass-game option behind Olave in Week 1
Cooper Kupp to be 2nd on the depth chart
Kupp operated as the No. 2 WR, ahead of Rashid Shaheed
Kenny Gainwell to be 2nd on the depth chart
Gainwell was in the backup role at a 46.2% snap share ... treat him as a change-of-pace back, not a standalone streamer
Terry McLaurin to be 1st on the depth chart
Diggs led in official volume, but McLaurin remained the clear No. 1 WR by role
Amon-Ra St. Brown to be 1st on the depth chart
Amon-Ra St. Brown remains Detroit's clear-cut No. 1 WR.
Garrett Wilson to be 1st on the depth chart
Meanwhile, Wilson was the clear-cut alpha receiver for the Jets.
Pat Freiermuth to be 1st on the depth chart
Freiermuth also played clearly ahead of Darnell Washington, more than doubling his routes (31 versus 15).
Matthew Golden to be 1st on the depth chart
He had the clear true No. 1 WR role
Jameson Williams to be 2nd on the depth chart
behind only St. Brown — real No. 2 WR volume worth tracking
Keaton Mitchell to be 2nd on the depth chart
clearly the Chargers' clear-cut No. 2 RB/change-of-pace role behind Hampton's 32 snaps
Jacory Croskey-Merritt to be 1st on the depth chart
Jacory Croskey-Merritt is the clear early-down/goal-line back (49% snap share, 16 carries...)
Drake London to be 1st on the depth chart
Drake London is and remains the unquestioned No. 1 WR by role
Jake Ferguson to be 1st on the depth chart
He is Dallas' clear No. 1 TE
Michael Penix Jr. to be 1st on the depth chart
points to a protection or play-design problem that should temper passing-game expectations for every Falcons pass-catcher until it's fixed — in the form of Michael Penix Jr. under center.