News Summary The Ole Miss Rebels football team has unveiled their depth chart for the crucial Week 4 game against the Tulane Green Wave. Noteworthy adjustments include Delano Townsend taking over the left guard position and Jaden Yates securing a linebacker starter spot. The Rebels, currently ranked No. 13 and 3-0, are emphasizing a strategic approach as they prepare for their SEC matchup Saturday afternoon at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI – The Ole Miss Rebels football team has officially released their depth chart for Week 4, ahead of their matchup against the Tulane Green Wave on Saturday afternoon. This game will take place at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium, with kickoff scheduled for 2:30 p.m. CT on ESPN. Ole Miss enters this contest ranked No. 13 and sporting an unblemished record of 3-0, including a strong showing so far in the Southeastern Conference (SEC), where they have gone 2-0. A significant change in the offensive lineup has been made, as Delano Townsend has claimed the starting left guard position over PJ Wilkins. Additionally, Jaden Yates is now officially listed as a starter at linebacker over Tahj Chambers, marking a step forward in the team’s effort to solidify their defensive structure. Quarterback and Backfield Updates The Rebels will continue to feature a competitive quarterback lineup that includes sophomore Austin Simmons, senior Trinidad Chambliss, and freshman AJ Maddox. In the running back department, the options are led by sophomore Kewan Lacy, alongside senior Logan Diggs and senior Damien Taylor, the latter taking on the role as a possible alternative. Wide Receiver and Tight End Positions In the wide receiver group, Ole Miss is seeing a blend of experience and youth as Harrison Wallace III and Deuce Alexander are vying for the starting position alongside Traylon Ray. The tight end position will see Dae’Quan Wright take the starting role, supported by seniors Trace Bruckler and Caleb Odom. Restructured Offensive Line The offensive line will present a robust configuration featuring seniors like Diego Pounds at left tackle, and a mixture of sophomores and freshmen across the guard and center spots. Specifically, the left guard position has seen a shift with Sophomore Delano Townsend taking the lead. Defensive Roster Adjustments The defense has adopted a strategic approach in its lineup, with both Kam Franklin and Da’Shawn Womack competing at defensive end roles. On the interior, seniors Zxavian Harris and Kamron Beavers have been designated to the defensive tackle spots. The defensive structure also emphasizes a dual focus on linebackers, where Jaden Yates and TJ Dottery are expected to play key roles along with Tyler Banks. Secondary and Special Teams Overview Ole Miss’s secondary has undergone a reorganization to enhance consistency, with senior Nick Cull and sophomore TJ Banks securing safety spots. They will be supported by experienced cornerbacks including Antonio Kite and Jaylon Braxton. For special teams, Lucas Carneiro and Mike Baker will be handling kicker duties, while Oscar Bird is set as the primary punter for the matchup. Looking Ahead As the Rebels prepare for their encounter with Tulane, Coach Lane Kiffin has highlighted the team’s respect for the Green Wave, likening them to SEC-caliber opponents, underscoring the importance of maintaining a robust game plan leading into Saturday’s competition. With a solid start to the season, the Rebels will be keen on continuing their momentum against Tulane. Deeper Dive: News & Info About This Topic HERE Resources Ole Miss Rebels Set to Face Georgia State in Season Opener Florida Gators Football Team Prepares for 2025 Season Ole Miss Rebels Football Team Launches Fall Camp Additional Resources On3: Ole Miss Depth Chart for Tulane Game Clarion Ledger: Ole Miss Depth Chart Roster Update 247Sports: Ole Miss Releases Depth Chart vs. Georgia State Wikipedia: Ole Miss Rebels Football Encyclopedia Britannica: Ole Miss
