Depth Chart Calls

Marquise Brown to be 4th on the depth chart

he is the fourth best wideout in camp (at best)

Marquise BrownPhiladelphia Eagles

Jalyx Hunt to be 1st on the depth chart

There's a good chance he's the Week 1 starter, whether Greenard is back or not.

Jalyx HuntPhiladelphia Eagles

Nohl Williams to be 2nd on the depth chart

While he and Kristian Fulton continue to battle for the CB2 spot opposite Mansoor Delane, Williams' grasp on the job is getting tighter with each passing day.

Nohl WilliamsKansas City Chiefs

Andrew Wylie to be 1st on the depth chart

Another option is Andrew Wylie, who ESPN's Adam Schefter says is "likely" to be Washington's new left tackle.

Andrew WylieWashington Commanders

Malcolm Roach to be 1st on the depth chart

The All-Pro Zach Allen, D.J. Jones, and Malcolm Roach will be the likely starting trio

Malcolm RoachDenver Broncos

Zach Allen to be 1st on the depth chart

The All-Pro Zach Allen, D.J. Jones, and Malcolm Roach will be the likely starting trio

Zach AllenDenver Broncos

D.J. Jones to be 1st on the depth chart

The All-Pro Zach Allen, D.J. Jones, and Malcolm Roach will be the likely starting trio

D.J. JonesDenver Broncos

Dillon Radunz to be 6th on the depth chart

Dylan Radens might not be a starter, but he is the number six offensive lineman. The guy that would go in at just about any of the four spots... as the first offensive lineman up after the starting five.

Dillon RadunzNew Orleans Saints

Matt Gay to be 1st on the depth chart

In what many thought would be a battle with fan favorite Kansei Matsuzawa, AKA “The Tokyo Toe,” there is no battle. Gay hasn’t missed and is booming the ball like the seasoned veteran that he is.

Matt GayLas Vegas Raiders

Kris Abrams-Draine to be 5th on the depth chart

securing his spot on the roster as the fifth cornerback

Kris Abrams-DraineDenver Broncos

Tank Dell to be 5th on the depth chart

So he may start the year getting the fifth-most targets in the room.

Tank DellHouston Texans

Derrick Henry to be 1st on the depth chart

With Henry as the unquestioned starter, slated to receive the bulk of the carries and snaps at the position

Derrick HenryBaltimore Ravens

Adam Randall to be 3rd on the depth chart

he's still likely only battling for the No. 3 spot on the depth chart behind five-time Pro Bowler Derrick Henry and fellow veteran Justice Hill

Adam RandallBaltimore Ravens

Rashod Bateman to be 2nd on the depth chart

to say that he's shown enough in just a few padded practices and no game action to overtake someone like Bateman ... is overly optimistic and premature

Rashod BatemanBaltimore Ravens

Tank Dell to be 3rd on the depth chart

But he could just as easily rise up to catch the second or third-most touchdowns at the position, and see the third-most snaps.

Tank DellHouston Texans

Justice Hill to be 2nd on the depth chart

Hill remains one of the best pass-catching and protecting players at the position in the league, making him the favorite to retain his role as the preferred third-down backfield option

Justice HillBaltimore Ravens

Landon Dickerson to be 1st on the depth chart

Philadelphia's offensive line, from left to right, projects to be the same as last year: Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Cam Jurgens, Tyler Steen and Johnson.

Landon DickersonPhiladelphia Eagles

Cam Jurgens to be 1st on the depth chart

Philadelphia's offensive line, from left to right, projects to be the same as last year: Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Cam Jurgens, Tyler Steen and Johnson.

Cam JurgensPhiladelphia Eagles

Tae Johnson to be 1st on the depth chart

Philadelphia's offensive line, from left to right, projects to be the same as last year: Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Cam Jurgens, Tyler Steen and Johnson.

Tae JohnsonPhiladelphia Eagles

Jordan Mailata to be 1st on the depth chart

Philadelphia's offensive line, from left to right, projects to be the same as last year: Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Cam Jurgens, Tyler Steen and Johnson.

Jordan MailataPhiladelphia Eagles

Tyler Steen to be 1st on the depth chart

Philadelphia's offensive line, from left to right, projects to be the same as last year: Jordan Mailata, Landon Dickerson, Cam Jurgens, Tyler Steen and Johnson.

Tyler SteenPhiladelphia Eagles

Wan'Dale Robinson to be 1st on the depth chart

Ward's tether to expected WR1 Wan'Dale Robinson was also on full display

Wan'Dale RobinsonTennessee Titans

Fernando Mendoza to be 2nd on the depth chart

the smart approach is to stay on the course and allow Mendoza to learn from the bench while Cousins takes the reins

Fernando MendozaLas Vegas Raiders

Kirk Cousins to be 1st on the depth chart

Barring Mendoza blowing Cousins out of the water, I don't see a scenario in which the rookie quarterback usurps the veteran as the Week 1 starter.

Kirk CousinsLas Vegas Raiders

John Michael Schmitz to be 1st on the depth chart

He doesn't appear to be in any danger of losing his starting role, though the injury history remains a concern, as he can ill afford interruptions in his development.

John Michael SchmitzNew York Giants