The Arizona Cardinals' 53-man regular-season roster is set, and so is their depth chart heading into the first game that will count in the standings.
The Cardinals released their first 2018 regular-season depth chart Tuesday, with few surprises.
Our 53-man depth chart. #BeRedSeeRed pic.twitter.com/LUT8pBQC9I
— Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) September 4, 2018
Of note:
-Veteran quarterback Sam Bradford is the Cardinals' No. 1 quarterback, with rookie Josh Rosen listed as the backup QB. Mike Glennon is the team's third-string QB.
-Second-year wide receiver Chad Williams is listed as a starter alongside veteran Larry Fitzgerald. Rookie and Saguaro High School alum Christian Kirk is listed behind Fitzgerald but figures to see significant playing time.
-Rookie Chase Edmonds is the team's No. 2 halfback, behind star David Johnson, who is back after missing nearly all of 2017 with a wrist injury.
-Rookie Mason Cole is the team's starting center, replacing veteran A.Q. Shipley, who suffered a season-ending ACL tear during training camp.
-Jamar Taylor, whom the Cardinals acquired via a trade with the Cleveland Browns in May, is listed as a starting cornerback alongside perennial Pro Bowler Patrick Peterson. Free-agent signing Bené Benwikere, who had an outstanding preseason, is listed as Taylor's backup.
-Free-agent signing Tre Boston is listed behind 13-year pro Antoine Bethea at the free safety position.
-Kirk is the Cardinals' No. 1 punt returner, while second-year running back T.J. Logan is the Cardinals' top kickoff returner.
The Cardinals will kick off their season Sunday against the Washington Redskins at the newly-named State Farm Stadium in Glendale.