The Vikings’ 53-Man Depth Chart for their Week 3 Lions Game
It has been Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde for the Vikings after two weeks. Week 1 was excellent; Week 2 was awful. What kind of game will we get in Week 3? Kevin O’Connell is looking to get his side back on track.
The players, of course, are most important when it comes to whether a game is won or lost. As a result, I’m offering up this depth chart to give fans a refresher. At times, it differs from the one on the team’s website, so be aware that there are some differences of opinion.
Finally, keep in mind that practice squad players aren’t included since this piece only covers the 53-man roster.
— Offense —
Quarterback
QB1: Kirk Cousins
QB2: Nick Mullens
Running Back
RB1: Dalvin Cook
RB2: Alexander Mattison
RB3: Ty Chandler
RB4: Kene Nwangwu
Fullback
FB1: C.J. Ham
Wide Receiver
WR1: Justin Jefferson
WR2: Adam Thielen
WR3: K.J. Osborn
WR4: Jalen Reagor
WR5: Jalen Nailor
Tight End
TE1: Irv Smith Jr.
TE2: Johnny Mundt
TE3: Ben Ellefson
Left Tackle
LT1: Christian Darrisaw
LT2: Oli Udoh
LT3: Vederian Lowe
Left Guard
LG1: Ezra Cleveland
Center
C1: Garrett Bradbury
C2: Austin Schlottmann
Right Guard
RG1: Ed Ingram
RG2: Chris Reed
Right Tackle
RT1: Brian O’Neill
RT2: Blake Brandel
— Defense —
Left Outside Linebacker
LOLB1: Danielle Hunter
LOLB2: Patrick Jones II
LOLB3: Luiji Vilain
Nose Tackle
NT1: Harrison Phillips
NT2: Ross Blacklock
3T + 5T DT/DE
DT/DE1: Dalvin Tomlinson
DT/DE2: Jonathan Bullard
DT/DE3: James Lynch
DT/DE4: Esezi Otomewo
Right Outside Linebacker
ROLB1: Za’Darius Smith
ROLB2: D.J. Wonnum
Middle Linebacker
MLB1: Eric Kendricks
MLB2: Jordan Hicks
MLB3: Brian Asamoah
MLB4: Troy Dye
Cornerback
CB1: Patrick Peterson
CB2: Cameron Dantzler
CB3: Chandon Sullivan
CB4: Akayleb Evans
CB5: Kris Boyd
CB6: Andrew Booth Jr.
Strong Safety
SS1: Harrison Smith
SS2: Josh Metellus
Free Safety
FS1: Camryn Bynum
FS2: Lewis Cine
— Special Teams —
Kicker
K1: Greg Joseph
Punter
P1: Ryan Wright
Long Snapper
LS: Andrew DePaola
Kick Returner
KR1: Kene Nwangwu
KR2: Ty Chandler
Punt Returner
PR1: Jalen Reagor
PR2: Jalen Nailor
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