NFL depth chart calls
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 →
- Takes logged
- 93
- Graded
- 0
- Average accuracy
- —
- Pundits
- 28
0% settled
out of 100
Nothing settled yet
These are logged and waiting on results. Nothing here is a verdict on anyone until the season provides one.
93 logged, none graded.
Settled or waiting
0 / 93
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93 still pending
Who these calls are about
Players named most often.
- Jalen CokerWR2 takes
- Jonathon BrooksRB2 takes
- Isaac TeSlaaWR2 takes
- Blake MillerOT2 takes
- Jalen HurtsQB2 takes
- Cade MaysC2 takes
- Dillon ThienemanSAF2 takes
- Makai LemonWR2 takes
Teams involved
- Detroit Lions4 takes
- Las Vegas Raiders4 takes
- Houston Texans3 takes
- Carolina Panthers3 takes
- Kansas City Chiefs3 takes
- Pittsburgh Steelers2 takes
- Green Bay Packers2 takes
- Philadelphia Eagles2 takes
Every NFL depth chart calls take
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I don't know how Henderson overtakes Stevenson in 2026... Henderson could eat into Stevenson's workload more in 2026 if he can take another step and payoff as an RB2, but he 's best viewed as an upside RB3.
If Jonathon Brooks is fully healthy (I think he will be), he could easily be the backfield leader coming out of camp.
Fernando Mendoza eventually taking over as the Raiders' starting quarterback seems inevitable, so much so that the only question is a matter of when it occurs.
Dashawn Spears has been a part-time player through his first two seasons and looks like he'll step into a full-time slot role this fall.
Garrett Wilson is firmly entrenched as the Jets' top target at wide receiver
the bigger question is how quickly Omar Cooper Jr. can establish himself as the No. 2 option ... it wouldn't be surprising to see Cooper out-target him from the opening week.
Chargers No. 3 receiver Tre Harris enters his second NFL campaign
Los Angeles Rams tight end Terrance Ferguson will reportedly operate as the team's de facto No. 3 wide receiver
He is a rotational player at best.
Chargers No. 1 wide receiver Ladd McConkey is a "full go" for training camp
reportedly set to be a "legitimate part of the passing offense" alongside McConkey and No. 2 wideout Quentin Johnston
Lemon will begin his quest to establish himself as the team's No. 2 wide receiver.
could earn the Chiefs' No. 4 wide receiver role in training camp. Ascending to the No. 3 role in-season is possible.
Securing the Dolphins' X-receiver role is possible.
Diggs can likely still function as a serviceable No. 2 wide receiver and an efficient No. 3.
For now, though, Simpson is running with the third group behind Stafford and Stetson Bennett. ... Bennett is more likely equipped to take on the role of backup instead of Simpson.
Bennett is more likely equipped to take on the role of backup instead of Simpson.
the Bengals doubled down and made it clear that Carter and Knight would be their starting linebackers in 2026
the Bengals doubled down and made it clear that Carter and Knight would be their starting linebackers in 2026
Penei Sewell is expected to move over to left tackle following the release of Taylor Decker.
First-round pick Blake Miller, out of Clemson, will take over at right tackle.
Detroit signed Cade Mays from Carolina to take over at center.
Christian Mahogany is still an expected starter this season.
with Carrington Valentine the favorite to line up opposite him
He is expected to start at one outside cornerback spot