Frequently asked questions
Where can I see every NFL depth chart?
This page lists all 32 NFL depth charts for 2026, with each team's QB1, RB1, WR1, WR2 and TE1. Each team links to its full depth chart: starters and backups at every position, with snap share and injury status.
Which NFL starters are on the injury report?
5 of the starters on this page carry an injury designation: T.J. Hockenson (Vikings TE1, questionable), Alvin Kamara (Saints RB1, questionable), Mike Evans (49ers WR1, questionable), Sam Darnold (Seahawks QB1, out) and Deebo Samuel Sr. (49ers WR2, questionable). The full list is on the NFL injury report.
What does QB1, RB1 and WR1 mean on an NFL depth chart?
QB1, RB1 and WR1 are the first-choice quarterback, running back and wide receiver: the player listed first at that position on the team's depth chart. WR2 is the second receiver, TE1 the first tight end, and a "2" or "3" after a position means a backup.
How often are NFL depth charts updated?
The depth charts here refresh with every roster sync through the week, and an injury designation shows beside the player as soon as it is on the report. Teams publish their own depth charts weekly, and they change most after injuries and trades.