Depth Chart Calls

Bam Knight to be 4th on the depth chart

can see him in a nice supporting role behind Arizona's trio of Jeremiyah Love, Tyler Allgeier and Trey Benson.

Bam KnightArizona Cardinals

Drew Kendall to be 2nd on the depth chart

He's also the top option to back up Cam Jurgens at center too... There's still competition for that job, but the top option is most likely Kendall.

Drew KendallPhiladelphia Eagles

Albert Regis to be 5th on the depth chart

out of the five interior defensive linemen on our latest projected 53-man roster, Regis would be No. 5 in the pecking order and behind Matt Dickerson and Ruke Orhorhoro for total snaps.

Albert RegisJacksonville Jaguars

Michael Carter to be 1st on the depth chart

He's a legitimate threat to Marcus Epps for the starting safety job... Wouldn't be surprising if Carter starts come Week 1.

Michael CarterPhiladelphia Eagles

Darius Cooper to be 4th on the depth chart

That may be Cooper's role in the offense this season, as he's elevating into the WR4 on this team -- and maybe even a bigger role.

Darius CooperPhiladelphia Eagles

Nehemiah Pritchett to be 3rd on the depth chart

Why Nehemiah Pritchett Could Win CB3 Role ... Pritchett is hungry for more going into his third season, which could fuel his attempt at earning that third spot on the depth chart.

Nehemiah PritchettSeattle Seahawks

Drew Kendall to be 3rd on the depth chart

The Eagles were looking for one of these young linemen to emerge into the No. 3 guard spot. That player is Kendall, who is the top backup option behind Landon Dickerson and Tyler Steen.

Drew KendallPhiladelphia Eagles

Stefon Diggs to be 2nd on the depth chart

Diggs and a healthy McLaurin could still be a formidable 1-2 punch, and give the younger receivers — Luke McCaffrey, Treylon Burks, Antonio Williams — room to grow into a larger role.

Stefon DiggsWashington Commanders

Calvin Throckmorton to be 1st on the depth chart

It's possible, if not probable, that Throckmorton remains there for Friday's preseason opener at Atlanta before giving way to undrafted rookie C Gavin Ortega.

Calvin ThrockmortonDenver Broncos

Tua Tagovailoa to be 1st on the depth chart

realistically, Tua Tagovailoa will almost certainly be the starter when the season begins, no matter how confident Stefanski is that Penix is getting ready at the right pace.

Tua TagovailoaAtlanta Falcons

Spencer Fano to be 1st on the depth chart

This week, Fano became the permanent first-team left tackle

Spencer FanoCleveland Browns

Ronnie Hickman Jr. to be 1st on the depth chart

Ronnie Hickman settling in as a starter

Ronnie Hickman Jr.Cleveland Browns

Drew Stevens to be 1st on the depth chart

Stevens is still very much in the driver's seat in terms of overall camp body of work, but Moody's rebound of a day tells me he is not done yet.

Drew StevensWashington Commanders

Jack Strand to be 3rd on the depth chart

Undrafted free agent rookie Jack Strand will finish the game.

Jack StrandAtlanta Falcons

Jake Bailey to be 1st on the depth chart

Bailey will be the team's punter this year, and when they moved to midfield, Bailey still showed good placement on his short punts.

Jake BaileyAtlanta Falcons

Cooper Rush to be 2nd on the depth chart

Cooper Rush will be the next man up after Tagovailoa's game is finished.

Cooper RushAtlanta Falcons

Stetson Bennett to be 2nd on the depth chart

it seems almost inevitable that Stetson Bennett will end up ahead of Ty Simpson... Bennett has certainly earned the backup quarterback role

Stetson BennettLos Angeles Rams

Ty Simpson to be 3rd on the depth chart

it seems almost inevitable that Stetson Bennett will end up ahead of Ty Simpson

Ty SimpsonLos Angeles Rams

Xavier Smith to be 1st on the depth chart

It wouldn’t be surprising to see Smith listed as the starter

Xavier SmithLos Angeles Rams

Emmanuel Forbes to be 3rd on the depth chart

Emmanuel Forbes is likely the CB3 behind Watson.

Emmanuel ForbesLos Angeles Rams

C.J. Daniels to be a starter

it wouldn’t be surprising, and probably should be expected for Daniels to be behind Jordan Whittington, Xavier Smith, and Konata Mumpfield

C.J. DanielsLos Angeles Rams

Terry McLaurin to be 1st on the depth chart

Burks, Luke McCaffrey, Antonio Williams and Dyami Brown appear to be the top candidates for playing time behind McLaurin and Diggs.

Terry McLaurinWashington Commanders

Stefon Diggs to be 2nd on the depth chart

Burks, Luke McCaffrey, Antonio Williams and Dyami Brown appear to be the top candidates for playing time behind McLaurin and Diggs. And given that Diggs is no longer a full-time player, there's a significant amount of playing time open.

Stefon DiggsWashington Commanders

Bhayshul Tuten to be 1st on the depth chart

I believe in Basheul Tooten as your ... First running back

Bhayshul TutenJacksonville Jaguars

Tucker Kraft to be 1st on the depth chart

With Tucker Kraft assuming full duties as the top tight end on the roster, the Packers might be looking for someone who can fill responsibilities as a secondary tight end.

Tucker KraftGreen Bay Packers