Lions Week 11 comprehensive depth chart

A comprehensive look at the Detroit Lions depth chart as they face-off against the Dallas Cowboys in Week 11.

In this comprehensive look at the Detroit Lions roster, we will be examining not only the positional depth chart but also looking at who coaches will turn to in specific situations, including who will step up in case of injury.

Here’s a look at how the Lions roster sets up for their Week 11 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.

Note — you will see some players listed more than once as they have multiple roles.

Quarterback

Matthew Stafford (9) — Ruled OUT
Jeff Driskel (2) — Will get his second start as a Lion
David Blough (10)

Running back

Ty Johnson (31) — Removed from the injury report
J.D. McKissic (41)
Bo Scarbrough (43) — Promoted to the active roster
Nick Bawden (46) — Fullback

Third down back

J.D. McKissic (41) — Change of pace
Jamal Agnew (39) — Gadget option

Wide receiver

Kenny Golladay (19)
Marvin Jones Jr. (11)
Danny Amendola (80) — Not listed with an injury designation
Marvin Hall (17)

Slot receiver

Danny Amendola (80)
T.J. Hockenson (88)

Tight end

T.J. Hockenson (88)
Jesse James (83)
Logan Thomas (82)

Starting offensive line with Rick Wagner OUT

Taylor Decker (68) — LT
Joe Dahl (66) — LG
Frank Ragnow (77) — C
Graham Glasgow (60) — RG
Tyrell Crosby (65) — RT

Rick Wagner (71) — RT — Ruled OUT

Reserve offensive line

Tyrell Crosby (65) — LT, RT
Kenny Wiggins (79) — LG, RG, RT
Graham Glasgow (60) — C
Oday Aboushi (76) — RG, LG
Beau Benzschawel (63) — Emergency IOL

Interior defensive line

Damon Harrison (98) — NT — Questionable, expected to play
A’Shawn Robinson (91) — 3T — Not listed with an injury designation
Da’Shawn Hand (93) — DDE, 3T, NT — Ruled OUT
Mike Daniels (96) — 3T — Not listed with an injury designation
John Atkins (99) — NT — Not listed with an injury designation

Defensive end

Trey Flowers (90) — DDE, 3T
Romeo Okwara (95) — DDE, JACK, 3T — Questionable

Pass rushing linebacker

Devon Kennard (42) — JACK
Christian Jones (52) — SAM, JACK

Off-the-ball linebacker

Jarrad David (40) — MIKE
Christian Jones (52) — WILL, MIKE
Jahlani Tavai (51) — MIKE, WILL
Jalen Reeves-Maybin (44) — MIKE, WILL
Miles Killebrew (35) — WILL, Hang Safety — Not listed with an injury designation
Steve Longa (54) — MIKE, WILL

Cornerback

Darius Slay (23) — Not listed with an injury designation
Justin Coleman (27)
Rashaan Melvin (29)
Mike Ford (38)
Jamal Agnew (39)
Amani Oruwariye (24)
Dee Virgin (30) — special teams only
Michael Jackson (28)

Slot cornerback

Justin Coleman (27)
Jamal Agnew (39)

Safety

Tracy Walker (21) — Questionable
Will Harris (25) — Not listed with an injury designation
Tavon Wilson (32)
C.J. Moore (49)

Third-safety

C.J. Moore (49)
Miles Killebrew (35) — WILL, Hang Safety

Kicking team

Matt Prater (5) — placekicker
Sam Martin (6) — punter, kickoffs, holder — Questionable
Don Muhlbach (48) — long snapper

Kick returns

Jamal Agnew (39) — punt and kick returner
Danny Amendola (80) — reserve punt returner
J.D. McKissic (41) — reserve kick returner

Kick coverage

C.J. Moore (49) — gunner
Dee Virgin (30) — gunner
Mike Ford (38) — reserve gunner
Jalen Reeves-Maybin (44) — five-phase specialist
Steve Longa (54) — five-phase specialist

Teams final injury reports

Lions’ injury designations — Matthew Stafford, Da’Shawn Hand, and Rick Wagner ruled OUT

Lions’ injury update: Ty Johnson removed from injury report after clearing the league’s concussion protocol

Cowboys’ injury designations — LG Connor Williams ruled OUT

Lions Wire game prep articles/media

The Honolulu Blueprint: Keys to a Lions victory over the Cowboys

Listen: Erik Schlitt on The Detroit Lions Breakdown Podcast: Episode 128

Lions promote RB Bo Scarbrough to the active roster

Chiefs release updated depth chart for Week 11

The latest depth chart reflecting all of the Kansas City Chiefs’ recent roster moves.

The Kansas City Chiefs released their depth chart for Week 11 of the 2019 regular season. This depth chart reflects some new changes to the roster that occurred following the Week 10 loss to the Tennessee Titans.

Generally speaking, these depth charts give you an idea of where a player is in the pecking order. They’re considered unofficial because they’re assembled by the team’s PR staff and not the coaching staff. Some things may not accurately reflect what happens on game day because of that. However, the PR staff does have access to the teams’ closed practices and wouldn’t purposely mislead with the depth chart.

Let’s take a look at this depth chart and see what we can learn.

Offense

Pos.	First	Second	Third	Fourth
QB	Patrick Mahomes	Matt Moore	Chad Henne
RB	Damien Williams	LeSean McCoy	Darwin Thompson	Darrel Williams
FB	Anthony Sherman
WR	Tyreek Hill	Demarcus Robinson	Byron Pringle
WR	Sammy Watkins	Mecole Hardman
TE	Travis Kelce	Blake Bell	Deon Yelder
LT	Eric Fisher	Cameron Erving
LG	Andrew Wylie	Stefen Wisniewski
C	Austin Reiter	Nick Allegretti
RG	Laurent Duvernay-Tardif	Stefen Wisniewski
RT	Mitchell Schwartz	Jackson Barton

Observations:

Offensive lineman Martinas Rankin has been sent to the injured reserve list. This depth chart reflects that move.
In a corresponding transaction, the Chiefs added rookie offensive tackle Jackson Barton from the Colts’ practice squad. He’ll fill the role of swing tackle in Kansas City.
Unlike his predecessor, Barton will not fill in at left guard on the depth chart. Instead, Stefen Wisniewski will take on double duty as the reserve at both guard positions.

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What will the Saints do without Andrus Peat?

The New Orleans Saints lost starting guard Andrus Peat for six weeks, putting Will Clapp and Nick Easton in the driver’s seat to replace him

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The New Orleans Saints offensive line took a hit on Wednesday when starting left guard Andrus Peat underwent surgery to repair a broken arm, putting him on the sidelines for about six weeks. So where do they go from here?

Peat’s immediate replacement is backup guard Will Clapp, who filled in for him during Sunday’s loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Clapp is a second-year player out of LSU with experience at both guard and center, though the Saints prefer him at guard. He allowed a few sacks to the swarming Falcons defense after being rushed into action.

Another name to watch out for is Patrick Omameh, who has been the final active lineman on most game days despite slotting in as a reserve after Clapp. He has started full seasons before at both left and right guard, though he didn’t play at a particularly high level. The experience he does have at starting often in the NFL can’t be undersold.

Additionally, the Saints can try and get some return on the investment they made in free agent blocker Nick Easton. New Orleans inked him to a four-year, $20 million contract earlier this year, though only the first year was guaranteed at the time of signing. However, Easton has been active for just three games this season, limiting his appearances to the special teams units. He obviously didn’t make a great impression on the coaching staff during the offseason.

Other candidates the Saints could look to on their roster include three rookies: Ethan Greenidge (a former left tackle for Villanova who started 43 games), Derrick Kelly (a Florida State product who played 34 games at both tackle and guard), and John Leglue (a local from Tulane who has played all five positions, plus long snapper).

To recap, here is how snap counts have shaken out for each of New Orleans’ offensive linemen through nine games, suggesting something similar to the in-house depth chart:

T Ryan Ramczyk, 609 (100%)
G Larry Warford, 609 (100%)
C Erik McCoy, 603 (99%)
T Terron Armstead, 598 (98%)
G/T Andrus Peat, 527 (86%)
G Will Clapp, 161 (26%)
G Patrick Omameh, 16 (2%)
G/C Nick Easton, inactive
T Ethan Greenidge, inactive
T/G Derrick Kelly, practice squad
T/G John Leglue, practice squad

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