Where the Atlanta Falcons depth chart stands before OTAs begin

Welcome to the offseason program, folks. We’re about a week away from the start of OTAs, which means the team is going to start sussing out their 2018 roster by watching drills, full practices, and preseason games.

This means, also, that it is an ideal time to look at the depth chart as it currently stands.

Obviously, this depth chart is going to be winnowed down a lot in the weeks and months ahead, and some of the players deep on the depth chart won’t make it through OTAs and mandatory minicamp, if history serves as our guide. By virtue of the number of players competing for roles, wide receiver, linebacker and cornerback should be three of the liveliest competitions. I am also legitimately interested in who wins the fullback battle, the fourth safety competition, and the remaining spots on the depth chart at receiver behind the presumable top four of Julio, Sanu, Ridley, and Hardy.

Take a look at this depth chart and let us know how you think it’ll shake out when the team cuts down to 53. Do bear in mind that some of the