The New York Giants have released their first unofficial depth chart of the summer— unofficial because the depth chart does not come from the coaches but is instead compiled by the staff based on interpretations of where guys have taken the majority of their practice reps. Still, the depth chart is always fun to dissect for clues as to how the team is taking shape, so let’s look at some of the key takeaways. Do a depth chart any way you want. The first thing that jumps out is that this depth chart doesn’t list a slot receiver. Berrios is also second on the unofficial depth chart at kickoff returner, behind cornerback Deonte Banks.