Indianapolis Professional Football Team releases unofficial Week 6 depth chart vs. Titans

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The Indianapolis Professional Football Team posted its unofficial depth chart Tuesday as it prepares to return to Lucas Oil Stadium for Sunday’s Week 6 meeting with the Tennessee Titans. The club has not played at Lucas Oil Stadium in nearly three weeks and is looking to rebound to .500 after a 34-22 loss at Pittsburgh last week, while Tennessee enters the game still seeking its first win of the season. The team posted the depth chart on Oct. 13, 2026, in a release credited to Abby Halpin, contributing writer.

The most notable change from Week 5 was the removal of defensive end Arden Key. Arden Key was placed on injured reserve Saturday due to a hamstring injury. The move leaves an open spot on the roster and alters the team’s edge depth behind the listed starters.

On offense, the depth chart lists Laquon Treadwell and Darius Slayton at wide receiver alongside Keenan Allen, Ashton Dulin and Deion Burks, with Josh Downs and Anthony Gould also included among the pass-catchers. The offensive line shows Bernhard Raimann at left tackle and a rotation that includes Quenton Nelson and Dalton Tucker at left guard, Tanor Bortolini and Sedrick Van Pran-Granger at center, Matt Goncalves and Jalen Farmer at right guard, and Jalen Travis with Luke Tenuta at right tackle. Tyler Warren, Mo Alie-Cox and Drew Ogletree are the tight ends, and the quarterback order lists Daniel Jones as the starter with Anthony Richardson Sr. and Riley Leonard behind him. The running back group features Jonathan Taylor with Seth McGowan and DJ Giddens as backups.

The defensive front lists Jaylahn Tuimoloau and George Gumbs Jr. at one defensive end spot and Laiatu Latu and Caden Curry at the other, with DeForest Buckner and Adetomiwa Adebawore at defensive tackle. Grover Stewart is listed at nose tackle with Jerry Tillery and Tim Smith as additional options. The linebacker group shows Jaylon Carlies, Bryce Boettcher and Tahj Chambers at weak-side linebacker and Akeem Davis-Gaither as the lead middle linebacker with CJ Allen and Austin Ajiake behind him. The secondary pairs Charvarius Ward Sr. with Cam Taylor-Britt at corner, lists Sauce Gardner on the other side, shows Cam Bynum and Jonathan Owens at free safety and AJ Haulcy and Hunter Wohler at strong safety, and the chart also includes N: Justin Walley, Kapena Gushiken.

Special teams listings include Rigoberto Sanchez as the punter and holder, Spencer Shrader as the placekicker and Luke Rhodes as the long snapper. Return duties are shared among Ashton Dulin and Seth McGowan for kick returns and Anthony Gould, Josh Downs and Ashton Dulin for punt returns. The depth chart reflects the available personnel as the Indianapolis Professional Football Team prepares for the divisional matchup at home.

NFL Sports Blog Take

Arden Key’s placement on injured reserve removes an experienced edge option and will increase snaps for the players listed at defensive end, making the play of Jaylahn Tuimoloau, Laiatu Latu and their backups more important against Tennessee. The depth chart affirms Daniel Jones as the starting quarterback with Anthony Richardson Sr. and Riley Leonard in reserve and shows a balanced receiving corps that combines veteran targets with younger options such as Josh Downs and Anthony Gould. With Grover Stewart listed at nose tackle and DeForest Buckner opposite him, the Indianapolis Professional Football Team retains veteran interior presence, but its ability to generate pressure without Key will be a storyline to watch Sunday. Special teams continuity with Rigoberto Sanchez and Luke Rhodes also provides stability as the club looks to return to even in the standings.