Ole Miss Football Reloads: Projected Offensive Depth Chart Has Expectations Rising

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Pete Golding and the Ole Miss Rebels have revamped the roster in Oxford after inking the No. 2 rated Transfer Portal Class in America with multiple game-changers heading to campus.
Once the offseason rolled around, Golding and his new-look staff hit the ground running with over 25 signees making up the portal class headlined by Auburn quarterback Deuce Knight and LSU offensive lineman Carius Curne.
Now, the "way-too-early" depth chart projections are being revealed with Ole Miss Rebels On SI dropping the first edition prior to Spring Camp in the coming weeks.
The Projected Depth Chart: Offense Edition
Quarterback:
Projected Starter: Trinidad Chambliss
Depth: Deuce Knight, Walker Howard, AJ Maddox
All eyes remain on Trinidad Chambliss amid his waiver process as he fights a legal battle behind the scenes in search of eligibility in 2026. If he's in, Ole Miss' expectations skyrocket. If not, insert Deuce Knight as the future where he looks to get an early start.

Running Back:
Projected Starter: Kewan Lacy
Depth: Joshua Dye, Makhi Frazier, Shekai Mills-Knight OR JT Lindsey
Ole Miss retooled the running back room via the NCAA Transfer Portal in a major way to take the load off of Kewan Lacy in 2026.
From Southern Utah's Joshua Dye - arguably the No. 1 running back in the FCS - to Michigan State's Makhi Frazier, Ole Miss has reloaded this offseason.
Wide Receiver:
WR1: Deuce Alexander, Caleb Cunningham, Samari Reed
WR2: Darrell Gill, Isaiah Spencer, Dillon Alfred
WR3: Johntay Cook, Traylon Ray, Cameron Miller
Ole Miss could roll out a starting unit of Deuce Alexander, Darrell Gill, and Johntay Cook in 2026 with the dynamic trio having an opportunity to shine for Pete Golding and Co.
But the depth of the room is what stands out with Caleb Cunningham looking to take that next step along with the additions of Cameron Miller and Isaiah Spencers via the Transfer Portal.
Tight End:
Projected Starter: Luke Hasz
Depth: Caleb Odom, Michael Smith, Brady Prieskorn, Hayden Bradley
Arkansas Razorbacks transfer Luke Hasz didn't make the impact many expected in 2025 after dealing with an ankle injury across Fall Camo, but all signs point towards a breakout season in 2026.
From there, Caleb Odom and Co. will look to make a difference in the passing game under new offensive coordinator John David Baker.

The Offensive Line:
LT: Terez Davis, Connor Howes, Enoch Wangoy
LG: Delano Townsend, John Wayne Oliver
C: Brycen Sanders, Troy Everett
RG: Patrick Kutas, Carius Curne, John Wayne Oliver
RT: Carius Curne, Connor Howes
Ole Miss will have an embarrassment of riches to work with in the trenches headlined by newcomer Carius Curne - where he can play in multiple spots.
But with returning pieces, there's a unique blend of fresh faces and critical, proven stars along the offensive line in 2026.
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Zack Nagy is the Managing Editor and Publisher of Ole Miss Rebels On SI, a Sports Illustrated Publication. Nagy has covered Rebel Football, Baseball, Basketball and Recruiting, looking to keep readers updated on anything and everything involving Ole Miss athletics. Nagy has covered the Southeastern Conference for over half a decade after being born and raised in New Orleans (La.).
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