Depth Chart Week 2

[purduepat1969]

Horvath and Sparks should not be starting...

https://www.hammerandrails.com/2019/9/3/20847714/vanderbilt-purdue-depth-charts

 

[BoilerUpThenHammerDown]

Zero changes. The article should have just indicated that at the beginning

 

[Travis Miller]

Is that the one the team releases? Or is it Hammer and Rails projected depth chart? I think it’s the latter because I know for a fact I see one error...

it is the chart Purdue has on its website:
https://purduesports.com/documents/2019/9/2/Week_2_Vanderbilt.pdf

 

[Chi-Boiler]

No changes, but again as we said last week, it's not necessarily about who starts, especially at the skill positions. I think Bell will see more play at the cost of Sparks. Anderson was pretty good last week, so probably still a 50/50 or so there with Wright. What I'm looking for is more Jones or Alexander. Vanderbilt seems like more of a vanilla running offense than Nevada was, so we may see more base D. Hopefully anyway.

 

[nat100]

No changes, but again as we said last week, it's not necessarily about who starts, especially at the skill positions. I think Bell will see more play at the cost of Sparks. Anderson was pretty good last week, so probably still a 50/50 or so there with Wright. What I'm looking for is more Jones or Alexander. Vanderbilt seems like more of a vanilla running offense than Nevada was, so we may see more base D. Hopefully anyway.

Vaughn is a good RB. Their line is iffy, but we dont have Neal so it will be an interesting day.

We will need Jones to play as he is stout against the run.

 

[Pu71indy]

Zero changes. The article should have just indicated that at the beginning

Darius Pittman should not be on the depth chart.

 

[Boilerplatedeal]

No changes, but again as we said last week, it's not necessarily about who starts, especially at the skill positions. I think Bell will see more play at the cost of Sparks. Anderson was pretty good last week, so probably still a 50/50 or so there with Wright. What I'm looking for is more Jones or Alexander. Vanderbilt seems like more of a vanilla running offense than Nevada was, so we may see more base D. Hopefully anyway.

Plus big thing here is you can dress more players at home, no? I expect to see more of for no other reason than that

 

[NVboiler]

If near the end of the game the wide receiver and tight end starters are getting tired, there should be plenty of others to substitute in that are fresh.

 

[BlkGoldHoops]

Plus big thing here is you can dress more players at home, no? I expect to see more of for no other reason than that

Can dress the whole roster at home since it’s non conference I think. For whatever reason last year Brohm didn’t though. Only dressed around 85 and others just wore jerseys on sidelines.

 

[BuckeyeBoiler]

Can dress the whole roster at home since it’s non conference I think. For whatever reason last year Brohm didn’t though. Only dressed around 85 and others just wore jerseys on sidelines.

Teams can dress the whole roster for home games if they want, but some teams (like Purdue) just choose not to.