Chiefs release updated depth chart for Week 11

The Kansas City Chiefs have released their latest “unofficial” depth chart ahead of the Week 11 game against the Los Angeles Chargers.

For the second consecutive week, there are no new changes to the depth chart, despite the team making some changes during their Week 10 game. Generally speaking, these are intended to give a rough idea of where a player is on the depth chart, but they’re not always entirely accurate. They’re considered “unofficial” because they’re assembled by the team’s PR staff and not the coaching staff and they might not always reflect what happens on game day as a result of that. It’s intended to be a fluid document that evolves as the roster changes throughout the season.

With all of that in mind, let’s take a look at the latest depth chart (dated Nov. 15) and see what we can learn about the Chiefs:

Offense

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Observations:

• Isiah Pacheco made his third consecutive start in Week 10, yet he’s still listed behind Clyde Edwards-Helaire and Jerick McKinnon on the depth chart.

• With Darian Kinnard inactive in Week 10, Prince Tega Wanogho filled in at right tackle when Andrew Wylie left with injury.

Defense

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Observations:

• Frank Clark has been reinstated from his suspension, but he hasn’t been activated to the 53-man roster yet. That’s why he hasn’t appeared on the depth chart.

Special teams

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Observations:

• Kadarius Toney filled in for Mecole Hardman as a punt returner in Week 10, but he doesn’t appear on the team’s depth chart at either returner position.

Story originally appeared on Chiefs Wire