In taking a look at the Los Angeles Dodgers' depth chart going into spring training in a couple of weeks, the ballclub has players primed for success. The Dodgers might make a trade or two (if any at all) before the regular season kicks off. Still, just observing who is on the depth chart right now is worth taking time to review.

Here’s defensive line coach Jerry Montgomery’s assessment of some of the backups. Montgomery on Jenkins: “He does a good job. He works hard. He does a decent job in the run game. He does a good job of communicating for us on third downs,

The Las Vegas Raiders released their unofficial depth chart ahead of the Week 18 regular season matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Indianapolis Colts released their unofficial Week 18 depth chart ahead of this week's matchup with the Houston Texans. Over the last week-plus, numerous changes have been made.

While adding to the back of the receiver room would be nice, the Bengals seem fine with where they stand. Iosivas is very consistent on downfield targets, and he has been a great dirty work receiver. Mike Gesicki is essentially a wide receiver, as is Tanner Hudson (assuming the Bengals re-sign him).

With LaFleur saying it's “to be determined” who will back up Tune, the rest of the Packers' depth chart at quarterback is up in the air. Besides Love and Willis, Green Bay also has veteran Desmond Ridder, signed this week to the practice squad. He has been on the Vikings' practice squad twice this season.

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