I know it means "little" in the grand scheme, but anything surprise anyone about the opening depth chart?

1st.. I thought maybe Pat Lee would open lower.. more of a statement type deal. See Underwood and Lang.

2nd.. McDonald opening as 2nd string Center and Right Guard.

Other than that.. nothing shocking notable.

http://www.packers.com/team/depth-chart.html 

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The only real surprising thing is Nance ahead of Green though obviously at this point it doesn't mean much. It will however be interesting to follow the released depth charts and compare how they change from week to week or whenever it is that they update it.

Last years initial depth chart had Quarless at #5 TE, Giacommini at #2 RT, and Chillar at #1 ROLB so I'm sure they just release the chart based on where they are currently trying people out and whatnot instead of basing it on who they think will end up where when all is said and done.

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These are always fun to look at, but they definitely don't hold up well in a few weeks. I do think it's worth noting that Morgan Burnett is penciled in as the No. 1 SS. In my view, that shows the coaches haven't lost faith in the second-year pro. I find that encouraging because Burnett really is an ideal compliment to Nick Collins. The NFL is a pass-happy league, so having two centerfielders on the backend of the secondary is a real asset for Dom Capers.

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I thought

S Underwood would be listed above Levine.
CB Bush would be listed above Lee.
RB Green would be listed above Nance.
TE Williams would be listed about Crabtree.

which I thought wrong with all of those. Though none of them are surprising at this point of training camp other than maybe the Levine one.

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Rookies are always down the depth chart at the beginning. Nothing much of a surprise here.

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I thought Raji and Pickett were switching spots? The web geek at Packers.com needs to check the interwebz.

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Mathsay quietly had a pretty good year last year. His directional kicking kept Devin Hester in check several times. Considering the turnstyle of players we had at Punter for quite a few years there, maybe we've finally found a guy that's reliable and the team can stick with.

House I think is going to be a pleasant surprise this year. I could definitely see him getting plenty of snaps behind Woodson, Williams, and Shields in the dime. Bush is probably going to make this team as a special teamer, so if House keeps this up, players like Ross, Gordy, and Lee are probably fighting for one final roster spot assuming the Packers keep 6 CBs.

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