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The second official depth chart for the 2015 season was unveiled today. Have a look:
| WILDCAT OFFENSE | ||||||||
| POSITION | NO. | PLAYER | NO. | PLAYER | NO. | PLAYER | ||
| Wide Receiver | 6 | Deante Burton | 12 | Stanton Weber | 13 | Steven West | ||
| Left Tackle | 55 | Cody Whitehair | 78 | Bryce Fitzner | 78 | Ajahne Brager | ||
| Left Guard | 77 | Boston Stiverson | 56 | Terrale Johnson | 69 | Reed Bergstrom | ||
| Center | 71 | Dalton Risner | 69 | Reed Bergstrom | 67 | Reid Najvar | ||
| Right Guard | 68 | Luke Hayes | 70 | Will Ash | 59 | Jason Lierz | ||
| Right Tackle | 65 | Matt Kleinsorge | 64 | Aaron Bennett | 75 | A.J. Allen | ||
| Tight End | 80 | Cody Small | OR | 88 | Dayton Valentine | 84 | Zach Heiman | |
| Quarterback | 8 | Joe Hubener | 5 | Alex Delton | 18 | Zach Davidson | ||
| Fullback | 48 | Glenn Gronkowski | OR | 38 | Winston Dimel | 39 | Austin Katsorelos | |
| Running Back | 24 | Charles Jones | 32 | Justin Silmon | OR | 3 | Dalvin Warmack | |
| Wide Receiver (Slot) | 19 | Kody Cook | 81 |
Kyle Klein | 31 | Taylor Hilgers | ||
| Wide Receiver | 4 | Dominique Heath | 2 | Andre Davis | 15 | Zach Reuter | ||
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| WILDCAT DEFENSE | ||||||||
| POSITION | NO. | PLAYER | NO. | PLAYER | NO. | PLAYER | ||
| Defensive End | 75 | Jordan Willis | 93 | Davis Clark | 51 | Reggie Walker | ||
| Defensive Tackle | 95 | Travis Britz | 92 | Matt Seiwert | 94 | C.J. Reese | ||
| Defensive Tackle | 60 | Will Geary | 97 | Demonte Hood | 99 | Trey Dishon | ||
| Defensive End | 45 | Marquel Bryant | 34 | Tanner Wood | 90 | Joshua Little | ||
| Weakside Linebacker | 9 | Elijah Lee | 58 | Trent Tanking | 47 | Myles Copeland | ||
| Middle Linebacker | 35 | Will Davis | 41 | Sam Sizelove | 59 | Jayd Kirby | ||
| Strongside Linebacker | 52 | Charmeachealle Moore | 57 | Colborn Couchman | 36 | Logan Thompson | ||
| Nickel Back (Cat Safety) | 10 | Donnie Starks | 24 | Nate Jackson | 28 | Nate Guidry Jr. | ||
| Cornerback | 33 | Morgan Burns | 13 | Ryan Mack | 5 | Jesse Mack | ||
| Strong Safety | 22 | Dante Barnett | 21 | Kendall Adams | 26 | Cameron Morgan | ||
| Free Safety | 4 | Kaleb Prewett | 29 | Sean Newlan | 18 | Brogan Barry | ||
| Cornerback | 7 | Danzel McDaniel | 23 | Cre Moore | 24 | Nate Jackson | ||
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| WILDCAT SPECIAL TEAMS | ||||||||
| POSITION | NO. | PLAYER | NO. | PLAYER | NO. | PLAYER | ||
| Place-Kicker | 16 | Matthew McCrane | 3 | Jack Cantele | 40 | Ian Patterson | ||
| Punter | 14 | Nick Walsh | 9 | Mitch Lochbihler | 40 | Ian Patterson | ||
| Punt Returner | 4 | Dominique Heath | 12 | Stanton Weber | 33 | Morgan Burns | ||
| Kickoff Returner | 33 | Morgan Burns | 4 | Dominique Heath | 12 | Stanton Weber | ||
| Kickoff Specialist | 40 | Ian Patterson | 8 | Dillon Wilson | 16 | Matthew McCrane | ||
| Holder | 23 | Collin Sexton | 12 | Stanton Weber | 14 | Nick Walsh | ||
| Long Snapper | 46 | Dalton Converse | 43 | Drew Scott | 38 | Dalton Harman | ||
By way of analysis, I'll hit the high points for each major position grouping.
Offense
I've obviously readjusted the quarterback depth chart to take into account our new reality.
The other changes are adding Hilgers to the third team at wide receiver — since he saw some time late, along with Weber and West — and the same with Bergstrom, who backed up Johnson at left guard in Stiverson's absence.
Defense
The entire two-deep played Saturday and things pretty much fell into place as they were projected on paper.
The exception was in the secondary, which was thrown into flux by Danzel McDaniel's injury suspension thing, forcing a move of Jackson to cornerback. Barry appeared to fill the backup spot behind Starks vacated by Jackson.
Also, for some reason, Jesse Mack jumped Ryan Mack for playing time as a backup cornerback, or at least it appeared that way to me. I only saw Ryan Mack on special teams, but I left him as the primary backup for now.
Special Teams
I didn't adjust a single thing here, and barring an unexpected injury, I don't plan to for the rest of the season.
What are your thoughts on the second depth chart of the season? Let's get some discussion going in the comments!