Kansas, WVU, Tennessee, Virginia Tech Project Offseason Depth Charts

Several major college football programs are reassessing their depth charts and offensive lineups following spring practices. Kansas is integrating 21 new transfers and numerous freshmen, creating significant competition for starting roles as the team prepares to replace nearly two-thirds of last year's two-deep roster. Tennessee faces uncertainty at quarterback after the transfer of Nico Iamaleava, pushing coach Josh Heupel to search the portal for a new starter while the team returns only a handful of offensive and defensive starters. Virginia Tech's spring game highlighted emerging talent and positional shifts, though the departure of redshirt freshman Davi Belfort has impacted quarterback depth, with Drones and Watson expected to lead. Across these programs, returning players and incoming transfers are vying for key roles, and ongoing position battles are expected to intensify ahead of the 2025 season.