Quarterback and skill positions
Drake Maye holds the top quarterback spot on New England’s Week 10 depth chart, with Tommy DeVito the immediate backup and Behren Morton third. Rhamondre Stevenson ranks first at running back, while Myles Montgomery occupies the fifth spot. Reggie Gilliam leads at fullback, and A.J. Brown holds a No. 1 designation at wide receiver. Hunter Henry heads the tight end group. Eli Raridon sits directly behind him, followed by Cameron Latu in third and Julian Hill in fourth.
Offensive line
Will Campbell holds the first spot at left tackle, with Dametrious Crownover ranked third. Jared Wilson leads at center. Matt Pryor tops the right guard order ahead of Ben Brown, Walter Rouse and Mike Onwenu, respectively. At right tackle, Morgan Moses leads Marcus Bryant and Caleb Lomu. The left guard listings place Greg Van Roten fourth and Alijah Vera-Tucker fifth.
Defensive front
Christian Barmore leads the left defensive end rotation, with Joshua Farmer second and Leonard Taylor III third. On the right side, Milton Williams holds the top spot ahead of DaQuan Jones. Cory Durden ranks first at nose tackle.
Safeties
Kevin Byard and Craig Woodson occupy the top spots at free safety and strong safety, respectively. Mike Brown is next behind Byard, with Brenden Schooler third. Jaylen Reed holds the second position behind Woodson, followed by Dell Pettus.
Specialists and returners
Mitch Wishnowsky leads at punter, and Julian Ashby holds the top long snapper spot. Kyle Williams has the first kickoff-return position, followed in order by Corey Kiner, Lan Larison and TreVeyon Henderson. Marcus Jones leads the punt-return group, with Efton Chism III second, DeMario Douglas third and Romeo Doubs fourth.