THE REAL DEPTH CHART "Alabama's projected 2016 depth chart"

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Breaking down Alabama's projected 2016 depth chart

By John Talty | jtalty@al.com
Published January 18, 2016, 06:30:00 AM

A detailed look at what to expect from Alabama's 2016 depth chart. Read more...

[Chechem]

OFFENSE
Position  First team   Second team
QB    Cooper Bateman OR Blake Barnett    
RB    Bo Scarbrough OR Damien Harris    
WR    Calvin Ridley    Daylon Charlot
WR    ArDarius Stewart    Cam Sims
WR    Robert Foster    Derek Kief
TE 1    O.J. Howard    Miller Forristall
TE 2    Hale Hentges    Dakota Bell
LT    Cam Robinson    Korren Kirven
LG    Ross Pierschbacher    Dallas Warmack
C    J.C. Hassenauer    Brandon Kennedy
RG    Alphonse Taylor    Lester Cotton
RT    Charles Baldwin    Brandon Greene

DEFENSE
Position   First team   Second team
DE    Jonathan Allen    Quinnen Williams
DT    Daron Payne    Joshua Frazier
DE    Da'Shawn Hand    Dalvin Tomlinson
JACK    Tim Williams    Christian Miller
SAM    Ryan Anderson    Rashaan Evans
MIKE    Shaun Dion Hamilton    Keith Holcombe
WILL    Reuben Foster    Adonis Thomas
CB    Marlon Humphrey    Maurice Smith
CB    Minkah Fitzpatrick    Kendall Sheffield
SS    Eddie Jackson    Shawn Burgess-Becker
FS    Ronnie Harrison    Hootie Jones
STAR    Maurice Smith    Kendall Sheffield
DOGHOUSE  Tony Brown

Plus, sprinkle in some of those true freshmen.  LOOKING GOOD!!  

[bama57]

But just as Ohio State was an exception last year, Alabama is proving to be an exception this year. With the NFL draft underclassman deadline on Monday, one week after it hoisted the national title trophy, Alabama won't be completely unscathed by early NFL draft entries like the Buckeyes were after their playoff title (their mass departures waited until this year), but it appears that the Crimson Tide will lose only Heisman Trophy winning running back Derrick Henry and All-American defensive linemen A'Shawn Robinson among players with eligibility still remaining.

These are tough losses of high-profile stars, but they were inevitable and the news could have been much worse. Nick Saban's team is built better than anyone else to survive such losses, and that's especially true after defensive end Jonathan Allen, linebacker Tim Williams, safety Eddie Jackson and linebacker Ryan Anderson indicated that they will return for their senior seasons, while ESPN's Chris Low has reported that tight end O.J. Howard and linebacker Reuben Foster are also expected to stay in school rather than enter the draft as well.

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That is an impressive list. 

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