Up to Date Depth Chart, 2018

Offense

 Quarterback

Brandon Peters (6'5"/216lbs) RSo
Shea Patterson (6'2"/200lbs) Jr
Dylan McCaffrey (6'5"/200lbs) RFr
Joe Milton (6'4"/220lbs) Fr
Michael Sessa (6'8"/205lbs) Sr


Running Back

Karan Higdon (5'10/195lbs) Sr
Chris Evans (5'11"/208lbs) Jr
Kareem Walker (6'1"/209lbs) RSo
O'Maury Samuels (5'11/190lbs) So
Kurt Taylor (5'9"/200lbs) RFr
Michael Barrett (6'0"/215lbs) Fr
Christian Turner (5'10"/190lbs) Fr
Hassan Haskins (6'0"/200lbs) Fr


Fullback/H-back

Ben Mason (6'3"/250lbs) So
Mustapha Muhammad (6'4"/245lbs) Fr
Ben VanSumeren (6'3"/230lbs) Fr
Jared Wangler (6'2"/230lbs) 5th


Wide Receiver

Donovan Peoples-Jones (6'2"/200lbs) So
Kekoa Crawford (5'11"/187lbs) Jr
Tarik Black (6'3"/206lbs) So
Nico Collins (6'4"/206lbs) So
Oliver Martin (6'1"/200lbs) RFr
Grant Perry (6'0"/190lbs) Sr
Nate Shoenle (6'2"/192lbs) RSo
Eddie McDoom (6'0"/181lbs) Jr
Ronnie Bell (6'1"/170lbs) Fr


Tight End

Sean McKeon (6'5"/248lbs) Jr
Zach Gentry (6'7"/248lbs) RJr
Tyrone Wheatley Jr (6'6"/265lbs) RJr
Nick Eubanks (6'5"/240lbs) RSo
Ryan Hayes (6'7"/255lbs) Fr
Luke Schoonmaker (6'5"/225lbs) Fr


Left Tackle

James Hudson (6'5"/305lbs) RFr
Joel Honigford (6'6"/275lbs) RFr
Jalen Mayfield (6'5"/275lbs) Fr
Grant Newsome (6'7"/300lbs)RJr (out due to injury)


Left Guard

Ben Bredeson (6'5"/305lbs) Jr
Jon Runyan Jr. (6'4"/298lbs) RJr


Center

Cesar Ruiz (6'3"/320lbs) So
Stephen Spanellis (6'5"/307lbs) RSo


Right Guard

Michael Onwenu (6'3"/350lbs) Jr
Nolan Ulizio (6'5"/295lbs) RJr


Right Tackle

Juwann Bushell-Beatty (6'6"/315lbs) 5th
Chuck Filiaga (6'6"/340lbs) RFr
Andrew Stueber (6'7"/314lbs) RFr


Defense


Strongside Defensive End

Rashan Gary (6'5"/285lbs) Jr
Carlo Kemp (6'3"/260lbs) RSo
Ron Johnson (6'4"/270lbs) RSo
Aiden Hutchinson (6'5"/250lbs) Fr
Taylor Upshaw (6'5"/250lbs) Fr


Nose Tackle

 Bryan Mone (6'3"/325lbs) 5th
Phillip Paea (6'4"/280lbs) RFr
Carl Myers (6'3"/270lbs) RSo


Defensive Tackle

Aubrey Soloman (6'3"/285lbs) So
Lawrence Marshall (6'4"/280lbs) 5th
Michael Dwumfour (6'2"/290lbs) RSo
Donovan Jeter (6'5"/290lbs) RFr
Deron Irving-Bey (6'5"/275lbs) RFr


Weakside End

Chase Winovich (6'3"/245lbs) 5th
Kwity Paye (6'4"/240lbs) So
Reuben Jones (6'4"/245lbs) RJr
Luiji Vilain (6'4"/242lbs) RFr
Julius Welschof (6'6"/245lbs) Fr


SAM "Viper" (Outside) 'Backer

Kahleke Hudson (6'0"/205lbs) Jr
Josh Uche (6'3"/226lbs) RSo
Jordan Glasgow (6'1"/210lbs) RJr


MIKE (Inside) 'Backer

Devin Bush Jr. (5'11"/222lbs) Jr
Josh Ross (6'2"/229lbs) RFr
Elysse Mbem-Bosse (6'3"/232lbs) RSo
Cam McGrone (6'1"/215lbs) Fr


WILL (Inside) 'Backer

Devin Gil (6'2"/220lbs) Jr
Noah Furbush (6'4"/240lbs) 5th
Jordan Anthony (6'0"/236lbs) RFr
Drew Singleton (6'2"/220lbs) RFr


Safety

Tyree Kinnel (5'11"/200lbs) Sr 
Casey Hughes (6'1"/185lbs) Grad Transfer (Utah)
Jaylen Kelly-Powell (6'0"/180lbs) So
German Green (6'2"/170lbs) Fr


Safety

Josh Metellus (6'0"/200lbs) Jr
J'marick Woods (6'3"/205lbs) So
Brad Hawkins 6'2"/204lbs) So
Vincent Gray (6'2"/180lbs) Fr


Cornerback

David Long (5'11"/187lbs) Jr
Ambry Thomas (6'0"/180lbs) So
Myles Sims (6'2"/170lbs) Fr
Sammy Faustin Fr (6'2"/ 175lbs) Fr


Cornerback

Lavert Hill (5'11"/177lbs) Jr
Brandon Watson (5'11"/185lbs) 5th
Benjamin St. Juste (6'2"/175lbs) RFr
Gemon Green (6'2"/165lbs) Fr



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