An actual ranking of players at each position on their NFL team. A depth chart indicates starters and each level of substitutes. Useful both in drafting and during the course of season play, depth charts help to determine the next option should a team's starter be injured, benched or suspended.
Information about who is starting and who is on the bench on actual NFL teams. Depth Charts play a crucial role both during the fantasy football draft, and throughout the season.
A list of pro players, ordered by team and position, listing where they rank on the team. For example, a team's starting running back will be ranked first, followed by the second string and then third string running back. Depth charts are useful in determining who the next option would be should a team's starter be injured.
Roster of a team that shows players sorted by position, starting with first-string, second-string, etc. Checking depth charts is a good idea, as you can make sure your players are in the starting lineup.
An NFL team roster with players classified as 1st, 2nd, or 3rd string. Here's our page of depth charts.
A list of all players on a team's roster, with rankings from starter to second and third-string players.
A list of players, ordered by team and position, listing where they rank on the team from starter to second string to third string, etc. Depth charts are useful to Owners when determining who the next option would be if a team's starter gets injured.
In sports, a depth chart is used to show the placements of the starting players and the secondary players. Generally a starting player will be listed first or on top while a back-up will be listed below. Depth charts also tend to resemble the actual position locations of certain players.