Looks like a depth chart has been released:

Offense:

WR Braylon Sanders, Dannis Jackson, Bralon Brown
WR Dontario Drummond, John Rhys Plumlee, Jahcour Pearson
LT Nick Broeker, Cedric Melton, Reece McIntyre
LG Caleb Warren, Eli Acker
C Orlando Umana, Bryce Ramsey, Carter Colquitt
RG Ben Brown, Hamilton Hall OR Jordan Rhodes
RT Jeremy James, Tobias Braun, Micah Pettus
TE Chase Rogers, Hudson Wolfe, Damarcus Thomas
WR Jonathan Mingo, Jadon Jackson, Qua Davis
QB Matt Corral, Kinkead Dent, Luke Altmyer
RB Jerrion Ealy, Henry Parrish Jr., Kentrell Bullock, Snoop Conner

Defense:

DE Cedric Johnson, Tariqious Tisdale
DT Isaiah Iton OR Jamond Gordon
NT Quentin Bivens, KD Hill
DE Sam Williams, Tywone Malone, Demon Clowney
OLB Lakia Henry, Mark Robinson, Ashanti Cistrunk
MLB Chance Campbell OR MoMo Sanogo, Austin Keys
NB Otis Reese, Tylan Knight, Tysheem Johnson
CB Jaylon Jones OR Miles Battle, Markevious Brown
SS Jake Springer, Keidron Smith
FS AJ Finley, Jalen Jordan, Derek Bermudez
CB Deane Leonard OR Deantre Prince, Jakorey Hawkins

Specialists

KO Caden Costa, Cale Nation
PK Caden Costa, Cale Nation
P Mac Brown, Walker Thompson
LS Jared Lawrence
H Mac Brown, Walker Thompson
KR Jerrion Ealy
PR Jonathan Mingo

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Posted by RebelTheBear

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Posted on 8/31/21 at 1:10 pm to RebelTheBear

Couple of thoughts on our depth chart:

1. JRP is going to see some serious time at receiver, which makes me happy. He's fast, he's smart, and he's electric.
2. Our offensive line is fricking stacked. I don't think we understand how important it was for us to get Orlando Umana in the transfer portal - having Ben Brown at guard (his true position) instead of center is huge.
3. Snoop Conner at 4th string is interesting, but his Ole Miss career is over after this year - might as well let Parrish get some more reps. Snoop will still have a short yardage package.
4. The defensive line is definitely deeper than it was last year - having Iton & Gordon at DT is great. Curious to see if Tywone Malone is quick enough to play DE. If he can move fast and maintain his 300lb weight, he's going to be a monster.
5. I like the idea of playing a 4-2-5 rather than a 4-3. Linebacker is going to be a little thin, and Otis Reese has the perfect build/skill set to play nickelback.
6. Our secondary might actually be really good this year. Reese and Finley are studs, Deane Leonard showed out in the bowl game, Jaylon Jones is a known commodity, and our depth guys are experienced.

LFG. See y'all in Atlanta.

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Posted by Tornado Alley