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Not sure a depth chart makes sense per se, but I will try to lay out how I see it.

Posted on August 24, 2026 at 12:21:44 PM by gbmcq

LT Frazier (Babs first in)
LG Link (Will be interesting to see if a Link injury would have Frazier move inside for Babs at LT. That's what I would do if I'm playing my best five.)
C Guarnera (Thought the Nebraska transfer might get this spot, but sounds like it would be Norton. Hamilton injury is a real bummer.)
RG Efobi (Gach is a factor here and I would imagine first off. Don't think they'd move Frazier to RG to get Babs on the field, but maybe?)
RT Sprague (Obviously a Frazier Babs move is possible here but don't sleep on Malakai Lee getting on the field, playing this year.)

DE John Henry Daley (the only true starter as of right now, and he likely has a pitch count for Western, full go for OU)
Dom Nichols (going to be intersting to see how rotations go, but I think Nichols will get the 2nd most or most snaps as of right now)
Cam Brandt (assume a big role for him still, but very little chatter on him. High floor, low ceiling?)
Lugard Edokpayi, Nate Marshall, Carter Meadows: All these guys are in the same group for me. Incredible physical tools, little to no experience, all massive breakout potential, too good not to play.
Tariq Boney and Benny Patterson: Similar to the above group, but possibly lag a step behind, but have a chance to be involved. In a weaker season would likely have a bigger roles. But there's just so many bodies there right now.

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