There are several positions at which the latest Raiders unofficial depth chart doesn't reflect reality. Let's look at the five most glaring.

The Cleveland Browns officially named veteran Joe Flacco as their starting quarterback for their 2025 season opener against the Cincinnati Bengals, but there are still three other signal-callers fighting for positioning as training camp nears its end.

LSU football's depth chart on defense has improved in the second year under Blake Baker. The Tigers are led by linebackers Whit Weeks and Harold Perkins.

From what it sounds like, the true freshman phenom has gotten the bulk of the reps with the ones throughout fall camp. Mikey Keene is still not a full go, but may eventually be able to be slotted in as the backup. At the moment, the battle for second is between veteran transfer Jake Garcia and Jadyn Davis, but we're going with Garcia right now.

Mississippi State’s run game looks primed for a breakout in 2025. Here’s why the Bulldogs could eclipse 2,000 rushing yards this season.

Ryker Lotulelei is a freshman out of West High School in Salt Lake City and served on a two-year LDS mission from 2022-2024. A three-star prospect and ranked as the 45th best recruit in the state of Utah (247Sports), Lotulelei had 54 tackles, three sacks, 5.5 tackles for loss, and an interception in his senior year.

Analysis: Possibly the most solidified position on the team, Keldric Faulk will be the starter at defensive end. However, that doesn’t mean others won’t play, and Williams seems primed for a breakout season in 2025. Smith and JJ Faulk are next in line and will battle for snaps as freshmen.

With how good rookie Jaxson Dart has looked through two preseason games and in training camp, there is a case to be made he should be elevated ahead of Winston on the depth chart as Russell Wilson’s backup at quarterback.