Titans make two notable depth chart changes after the first preseason game

Following a win in the preseason opener, the Tennessee Titans have released an unofficial depth chart heading into the team's second preseason game against the Seattle Seahawks .

There were a handful of players who certainly boosted their stock in Saturday's win over the 49ers , but the Titans newest depth chart only has two notable changes.

The first of which comes at the safety position, where newly signed free safety Quandre Diggs leapfrogs his former Seahawks teammate Jamal Adams for the starting spot. Adams was just a placeholder on last week's edition, but now is listed as Diggs' backup after missing the preseason opener.

Right guard Dillon Radunz was the other player thrust into a starting position on this unofficial depth chart. In last week's depth chart, the Titans left the starting right guard slot vacant after Saadhiq Charles surprised everyone with his decision to step away from football. Radunz, who is now running virtually unopposed, holds that spot with Lachavious Simmons as his backup.

There were a handful of Titans that raised eyebrows in Saturday night's contest, but Chance Campbell , Kearis Jackson, and Jha'Quan Jackson saw no movement this week. If this batch can continue to perform in joint practices as well as live game reps against Seattle, then there is a possibility for a shakeup at a few spots next week.