Fantasy Football: Depth charts for all 32 NFL teams

Multiple teams with a new lead running back: The Jacksonville Jaguars started Tank Bigsby this week after starting Travis Etienne Jr. last week, while Brian Robinson trade rumors for the Washington Commanders have led to a battle for the starting spot.
Slow start for rookie wide receivers: Travis Hunter, Tetairoa McMillan and Dont’e Thornton are the only wide receivers who have been among the top three on their team’s depth charts among those who have played all of their starting wide receivers in the preseason.
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Fantasy football depth charts are a snapshot of where teams currently stand after the first preseason game. This is not a projection of where we expect the depth chart to be at the start of the season. This primarily uses preseason playing time, followed by the unofficial depth charts, and last season's usage to determine the order of the players. Each team’s depth chart is accompanied by one section from the preseason Week 2 fantasy football takeaways. The image of the depth chart includes the player's current PPR ranking, the quarter and time of the player's first and last offensive play during the first week of the preseason.