Packers projected depth chart following 2017 final cuts

The roster craziness has finally died down around the NFL, and most teams’ 53-man rosters are pretty well set for week one of the 2017 season. The Packers made two swaps of players on the 53 on Sunday, trading away Jayrone Elliott to make room for Chris Odom — claimed off waivers from the Falcons — and moving Don Barclay to injured reserve to finally sign Ahmad Brooks.

With those moves finally locked in, we can get a clearer picture of the way the depth chart will shake out for the Packers in their week one game against the Seattle Seahawks.

First up is the offense, in which we break out the three wide receiver positions separately. With Geronimo Allison suspended for the first week, the team is a little thinner than usual at the wideout spot, as he would likely slot in behind Davante Adams at the X.

Moving over to the defense, we project both the three-man line on the (rare) occasions that the Packers line up in a base defense, as well as the cornerback unit in a more typical nickel formation. Although the Packers’ official website lists Quinten Rollins as the starter over Damarious Randall at the right cornerback spot, Rollins has again been lining up in the slot with Randall on the boundary when the team uses five defensive backs.

Finally, we look at the specialists, including the kick and punt return spots. The pecking order appears pretty clear on punt returns, after Quinten Rollins substituted in for Trevor Davis in the final preseason game.