Chiefs Depth Chart: 4 Surprises On Offense

The KC Chiefs initial training camp depth chart came out last night and there aren't nearly as many surprises as we had with depth charts under Todd Haley. Here's the complete Chiefs depth chart to check out.

I've rounded up four surprises on the Chiefs offensive depth chart -- some a big surprise, some not so big. We'll start with perhaps the most important offensive player...

1. Jamaal Charles is on the first team. We shouldn't even have to say this but we will because Haley listed Charles as the No. 2 back during his tenure. Charles is where he deserves to be -- No. 1 on the depth chart.

2. Josh Bellamy is third on the receiver depth chart, behind Steve Breaston and Dexter McCluster. Ahead of Devon Wylie, a fourth round pick. Ahead of Zeke Markshausen, who has experience at Chiefs training camp. So he's my new pick to make it out of the undrafted free agents.

3. Kevin Boss is the No. 1 tight end with Tony Moeaki behind him. Not a major surprise, I suppose. Moeaki is returning to the team this year, Boss is the new guy, so I figured Moeaki may sit atop the depth chart. Apparently not.

4. Brady Quinn is the No. 2 quarterback; Ricky Stanzi is the No. 3 quarterback. This is still a competition and could change during the preseason. I didn't see a noticeably-better Quinn when I was at camp. This is fluid.

If you're looking to compare these depth charts, here's a link to last year's weekly depth charts:

Preseason: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3 and Week 4.

Regular season: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Bye, Week 7, Week 8, Week 9, Week 10, Week 11, Week 12, Week 13, Week 14, Week 15, Week 16 and Week 17.

The complete KC Chiefs depth chart is below. Give us more surprises on the offensive side of the ball in the comments.

OFFENSE

WR Steve Breaston, Dexter McCluster, Josh Bellamy, Devon Wylie, Aaron Weaver, Zeke Markshausen

LT Branden Albert, Donald Stephenson

LG Ryan Lilja, Jeff Allen, Rich Ranglin

C Rodney Hudson, Lucas Patterson, Rob Bruggeman, Cam Holland

RG Jon Asamoah, Darryl Harris, Justin Cheadle

RT Eric Winston, David Mims, Ray Willis

TE Kevin Boss, Tony Moeaki, Steve Maneri, Jake O'Connell, Tim Biere

WR Jon Baldwin, Terrance Copper, Jamar Newsome, Jeremy Horne, Brandon Kinnie, Junior Hemingway,Dwayne Bowe

QB Matt Cassel, Brady Quinn, Ricky Stanzi, Alex Tanney

FB Shane Bannon, Patrick DiMarco

RB Jamaal Charles, Peyton Hillis, Shaun Draughn, Cyrus Gray, Nate Eachus

DEFENSE

RDE Glenn Dorsey, Amon Gordon, Brandon Bair, Ethan Johnson

NT Anthony Toribio, Dontari Poe, Jerrell Powe

LDE Tyson Jackson, Ropati Pitoitua, Allen Bailey, Jerome Long

ROLB Tamba Hali, Cameron Sheffield, Edgar Jones

RILB Derrick Johnson, Cory Greenwood, Leon Williams

LILB Jovan Belcher, Brandon Siler, Caleb Campbell, Dexter Heyman

LOLB Justin Houston, Andy Studebaker, Gabe Miller

RCB Stanford Routt, Javier Arenas, De'Quan Menzie, Neiko Thorpe, Mikail Baker

LCB Brandon Flowers, Jalil Brown, Jacques Reeves, Chandler Fenner

FS Kendrick Lewis, Travis Daniels, Donald Washington, Tysyn Hartman,Dominique Ellis

SS Eric Berry, Abram Elam, Jean Fanor, Terrance Parks

SPECIALISTS

P Dustin Colquitt, Matt Szymanski

K Ryan Succop, Matt Szymanski

KO Ryan Succop, Matt Szymanski

PC Thomas Gafford, Cory Greenwood, Andy Studebaker

KC Thomas Gafford, Cory Greenwood, Andy Studebaker

H Dustin Colquitt, Brady Quinn, Ricky Stanzi

PR Javier Arenas, Dexter McCluster, Devon Wylie

KR Javier Arenas, Dexter McCluster, Devon Wylie