Arizona Cardinals depth chart for preseason game vs. Kansas City Chiefs
The Arizona Cardinals will play their first preseason game of the year on Saturday, so it is officially game week, which means we get the first depth chart of the year.
The Cardinals released their first preseason depth chart and we can see where position battles are at.
Let's have a look at it.
Arizona Cardinals depth chart: Preseason Week 1
Quarterback
Running back
Wide receiver
'X' receiver
'Z' receiver
Slot receiver
Tight end
Offensive line
Left tackle
Left guard
Center
Right guard
Right tackle
Defensive line
LDT
NT
RDT
Outside linebacker
Strong side
Weak side
Inside linebacker
Mike
Sam
Cornerback
One side
Other side
Inside
Safety
Free safety
Strong safety
Special teams
Kicker
Punter/holder
Long snapper
Returners
Kick returner
Punt returner
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