With their roster being trimmed down to 85, the Jacksonville Jaguars have released an unofficial depth chart for their second preseason game of three, which will be against the New Orleans Saints.

There was only one change in terms of starters from the first unofficial depth chart, and that was Damien Wilson being named the No. 1 at MIKE linebacker. All of the other changes were very limited and tied to bubble players.

The updated unofficial depth charts for the offensive, defensive and special teams units are as follows:

Offense

Position	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3	Player 4	Player 5	Player 6	Player 7
WR	DJ Chark	Laquon Treadwell	Collin Johnson	Jeff Cotton Jr.	Tavon Austin
LT	Cam Robinson	*Walker Little
LG	Andrew Norwell	Ben Bartch	Derwin Gray
C	Brandon Linder	Tyler Shatley	KC McDermott
RG	A.J. Cann	Tre’Vour Wallace-Simms	Austen Pleasants
RT	Jawaan Taylor	Will Richardson Jr.	Garrett McGhin
TE	Chris Manhertz	James O’Shaughnessy	*Luke Farrell	Ben Ellefson *or Tyler Davis
QB	Gardner Minshew II *or *Trevor Lawrence	C.J. Beathard	Jake Luton
RB	James Robinson *or Carlos Hyde	*Travis Etienne Jr.	Dare Ogunbowale	Devine Ozigbo	Nathan Cottrell
WR	Laviska Shenault Jr.	Jamal Agnew	Pharoh Cooper *or Josh Hammond
WR	Marvin Jones Jr.	Phillip Dorsett II	*Jalen Camp	Tevin Jones

Defense

Position	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3	Player 4	Player 5	Player 6	Player 7
DT	Malcom Brown	Dawuane Smoot	*Jay Tufele
NT	DaVon Hamilton	Doug Costin	Daniel Ekuale
DE	Roy Robertson-Harris	Adam Gotsis	Taven Bryan	*Kenny Randall
OLB	Josh Allen	Jihad Ward	Aaron Patrick
MIKE	Damien Wilson	Shaquille Quarterman
WILL	Myles Jack	Chapelle Russell	Quincy Williams	Dakota Allen
OLB	K’Lavon Chaisson	Lerentee McCray	*Jordan Smith
CB	Shaquill Griffin	Tre Herndon	CJ Henderson	Chris Claybrooks	Jameson Houston
CB	Sidney Jones IV *or *Tyson Campbell	Luq Barcoo	*Corey Straughter	Lorenzo Burns
FS	Rayshawn Jenkins	Andrew Wingard	Daniel Thomas *or Brandon Rusnak
SS	Josh Jones *or Jarrod Wilson *or Rudy Ford *or *Andre Cisco

Specialists

Position	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3
Kicker	Josh Lambo	Logan Cooke
Holder	Logan Cooke
Long snapper	Ross Matiscik
Punter	Logan Cooke
PR	Jamal Agnew	Pharoh Cooper	Corey Straughter
KR	Jamal Agnew	Pharoh Cooper

Takeaways and notes

• The Jags still have yet to name Trevor Lawrence their QB1 (Gardner Minshew II is slotted there with him), but one would think that could come after Monday’s game.
• It’s interesting to see Laquon Treadwell as high as he is on the depth chart as the Jags have him listed ahead of Collin Johnson still. Treadwell, who tried out for the Jags in mid-June and earned a contract, has certainly worked hard to earn a spot on the team. Regardless of who has been the quarterback behind the center, Treadwell has been a reliable target and it’s hard to see him not making the team.
• At tight end, the Jags once again listed Chris Manhertz as the No. 1. With James O’Shaughnessy being a better receiving threat, it’s likely a sign that the Jags value blocking tremendously at the position. That would also explain why Luke Farrell is the No. 3 tight end, too.
• Also at tight end, it appears a battle is going down between Ben Ellefson and Tyler Davis for the TE4 position. Davis caught a touchdown pass in the Jags’ first preseason game, while Ellefson had a drop. That said, the team will be watching both closely and the player who looks the worst could be waived soon.
• The Jags previously had Jeff Cotton listed with the slot receivers and on the perimeter, but he’s just listed on the outside now.
• The Jags now have Damien Wilson as the top MIKE linebacker. Joe Schobert was there last time but was traded to the Pittsburgh Steelers last week. It’s also worth noting that the Jags didn’t list Shaq Griffin to the No. 1 spot with Wilson, which could mean they’ve settled in with the former Kansas City Chief as their No. 1.
• CJ Henderson is still listed as a No. 3 cornerback despite being a standout in the Jags’ game against Cleveland. However, Tre Herndon is dealing with a knee injury, so Henderson really is the No. 2 by technicality. Regardless, fans should expect Henderson to be a starter come Week 1.
• The Jags have the most competition at the safety spot opposite Rayshawn Jenkins as Josh Jones, Jarrod Wilson, Rudy Ford, and rookie Andre Cisco are battling to be the No. 1. Of the group, Cisco may have the most momentum after having a strong training camp and first preseason game.
• Safety Daniel Thomas has been activated from the Reserve/COVID-19 list, but it’s not known if he will be able to play Monday. With little time left before more roster cuts, it would help if he’s able to take the field and outshine Brandon Rusnak for the No. 3 safety role.