Your First Regular Season Kansas City Chiefs Depth Chart

The Kansas City Chiefs first regular season depth chart is here. The Chiefs have released four depth charts so far and, with NFL roster cuts coming last week, there are a lot of changes to this depth chart.

One big one is that the Chiefs have finally added Dexter McCluster in as a running back. The Chiefs had publicly confirmed that's the position he'll (mainly) be playing but continued to list him as a receiver in the preseason depth charts.

Here's a summary of the changes to this edition:

WR Steve Breaston ahead of WR Jerheme Urban at No. 2 receiver; C Rodney Hudson added as backup left and right guard; OT Steve Maneri added as backup right tackle; TE Anthony Becht removed (released); RB Dexter McCluster (finally) removed as wide receiver and added as running back; RB Jackie Battle added as backup fullback; DE Amon Gordon added as third string nose tackle; LB Demorrio Williams added as backup LILB; LB Cameron Sheffield added as backup ROLB; S Jon McGraw removed as backup free safety and added as backup strong safety; RB Dexter McCluster added as No. 1 punt returner; CB Donald Washington removed as fourth string kick and punt returner

Check out previous editions of the preseason depth chart: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3 and Week 4.

The latest depth chart is posted after the jump.

WR: Steve Breaston, Jerheme Urban, Jonathan Baldwin

LT: Branden Albert, Jared Gaither

LG: Ryan Lilja, Rodney Hudson

C: Casey Wiegmann, Rodney Hudson

RG: Jon Asamoah, Rodney Hudson

RT: Barry Richardson, Steve Maneri

TE: Leonard Pope, Jake O'Connell

WR: Dwayne Bowe, Terrance Copper, Keary Colbert

QB: Matt Cassel, Tyler Palko, Ricky Stanzi

FB: Le'Ron McClain, Jackie Battle