Offensive skill positions
Jared Goff holds Detroit’s No. 1 quarterback spot, with Joshua Dobbs second. Jahmyr Gibbs leads the running backs, while Isiah Pacheco sits fourth in that position’s order. Sam LaPorta heads the tight end group, followed by Brock Wright at No. 2 and Tyler Conklin at No. 3. That gives Detroit a clear three-player hierarchy at the position. Kendrick Law is listed third at wide receiver.
Offensive line
Detroit’s first-unit offensive line lists Penei Sewell at left tackle, Christian Mahogany at left guard, Cade Mays at center, Tate Ratledge at right guard and Blake Miller at right tackle. Giovanni Manu is second behind Sewell, while Larry Borom occupies the No. 2 spot behind Miller. Miles Frazier is Ratledge’s second-listed option at right guard. At left guard, Juice Scruggs ranks third and Ben Bartch fourth. Seth McLaughlin is third at center.
Defensive front
Aidan Hutchinson leads the left defensive end group, with Derrick Moore second, Eric O’Neill third and Payton Turner fourth. Tyler Lacy holds the top spot at right defensive end, ahead of DJ Wonnum, Trevor Nowaske and Ahmed Hassanein, in that order. Inside, Alim McNeill is first at left defensive tackle. Skyler Gill-Howard follows at No. 2, with Mekhi Wingo third. Tyleik Williams tops the right defensive tackle order, with Levi Onwuzurike second.
Safety order
Chuck Clark holds the first spot at free safety, followed by Andre Cisco. Kerby Joseph ranks third, with Avonte Maddox fourth. The listed order places both Clark and Cisco ahead of Joseph at the position. Brian Branch leads the strong safeties. Keith Abney II is second, and Thomas Harper is third.
Specialists and returners
Jack Fox is the No. 1 punter, and Hogan Hatten holds the top long-snapper spot. DeAndre Carter leads the punt-return order, with Amon-Ra St. Brown second, Tay Martin third and Tom Kennedy fourth. On kick returns, Jacob Saylors is listed second and Sione Vaki third.