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Los Angeles Chargers depth chart

Ranked by the share of snaps each player actually took in weeks 2–3, not by the order the team published. 42 players. Snap share is the most reproducible signal we measure — it repeats with itself at 0.96 across a season, against 0.89 for receptions — so if one number has to decide the order, it is this one.

Quarterback

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Justin Herbert QB 100%137

Running back

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Omarion Hampton RB 52%72
2. Keaton Mitchell RB 32%43
3. Kimani Vidal RB 18%24

Fullback

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Alec Ingold FB 43%59

Wide receiver

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Quentin Johnston WR 84%115
2. Tre Harris WR 70%96
3. Ladd McConkey WR 67%92
4. Brenen Thompson WR 18%12QUESTIONABLE
5. Derius Davis WR 6%9
6. Marquez Valdes-Scantling WR 4%3

Tight end

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Charlie Kolar TE 62%42DOUBTFUL
2. Oronde Gadsden II TE 50%69
3. Hayden Rucci TE 41%28
4. David Njoku TE 16%11OUT

Offensive line

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Jake Slaughter OL 100%137
2. Joe Alt T 100%137
3. Rashawn Slater T 100%137
4. Cole Strange G 92%126
5. Kayode Awosika G 74%50QUESTIONABLE
6. Trevor Penning OL 72%98
7. Travis Burke T 6%9

Defensive line

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Justin Eboigbe DL 60%77
2. Jamaree Caldwell DL 57%73
3. Teair Tart DL 56%72
4. Dalvin Tomlinson DL 40%25QUESTIONABLE
5. Nick Barrett DL 24%32

Linebacker

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Daiyan Henley LB 86%111
2. Tuli Tuipulotu LB 77%100
3. Khalil Mack LB 70%91
4. Del'Shawn Phillips LB 55%71
5. Akheem Mesidor LB 51%66
6. Troy Dye LB 30%39
7. Bud Dupree LB 27%35

Secondary

PlayerSnap shareSnapsStatus
1. Derwin James S 92%118
2. Tarheeb Still CB 87%113
3. Cam Hart CB 82%105
4. Tony Jefferson S 66%85
5. Genesis Smith S 60%78
6. R.J. Mickens S 46%60
7. Donte Jackson CB 43%55QUESTIONABLE
8. Rodney Shelley CB 10%13

Snap counts come from official gamebooks via Pro Football Reference and are published about a week after each game, so this is a record of weeks 2–3 rather than a prediction of the next one. Players below 2% of snaps are left out: one appearance in two games is an injury replacement, not a rung on a depth chart. Los Angeles Chargers usage and projections · schedule and bye week.