The Denver Broncos have released an updated depth chart ahead of their Week 14 showdown with the Las Vegas Raiders, but there are no notable changes. Denver made three roster moves on Saturday, but the depth chart has not been officially updated since those transactions, so the involved players are listed below as estimates. First, the Broncos promoted tight end Marcedes Lewis from the practice squad to the 53-man roster. To make room for Lewis on the active roster, Denver waived linebacker Garret Wallow. The Broncos also elevated Jordan Turner from the practice squad to the game-day roster for Week 14.Fans should note that while it comes straight from the team, the Broncos still call this an “unofficial” depth chart, so it should be taken with a grain of salt. With that in mind, here’s a look at how players stack up going into Week 14. Denver Broncos Depth ChartQuarterback (2)QB1: Bo NixQB2: Jarrett StidhamDenver also has Sam Ehlinger on the practice squad.Running back (3)RB1: R.J. HarveyRB2: Tyler BadieRB3: Jaleel McLaughlinDenver also has Deuce Vaughn available on the practice squad.Tight end/fullback (5)TE1: Evan EngramTE2: Adam TrautmanTE3: Nate AdkinsTE4: Marcedes LewisFB: Adam PrenticeMarcedes Lewis was elevated from the practice squad three times while Nate Adkins was sidelined with a knee injury. Wide receiver (5)WR1: Courtland Sutton, Pat Bryant, Lil’Jordan HumphreyWR2: Marvin Mims, Troy FranklinThe Broncos cut Trent Sherfield and replaced him with Lil’Jordan Humphrey last month. Offensive line (8)LT: Garett Bolles, Geron ChristianLG: Alex Palczewski, Calvin ThrockmortonC: Luke Wattenberg, Alex ForsythRG: Quinn Meinerz, Alex PalczewskiRT: Mike McGlinchey, Frank CrumPalczewski is also listed as the backup right guard despite starting at left guard. In reality, if Denver needed another guard to step in, Throckmorton would presumably be the top backup for both spots. Defensive line (7)DE: Zach Allen, Jordan JacksonDT: D.J. Jones, Malcolm RoachDE: John Franklin-Myers, Eyioma Uwazurike, Sai’vion JonesRoach is perhaps one of the best “backup” defensive linemen in the NFL. Outside linebacker (5)OLB1: Jonathon Cooper, Jonah EllissOLB2: Nik Bonitto, Dondrea Tillman, Que RobinsonElliss, Tillman and Robinson form quite the trio of rotational pass rushers behind starters Cooper and Bonitto. Inside linebacker (5)ILB: Alex Singleton, Jordan Turner [practice squad elevation] ILB: Dre Greenlaw, Justin StrnadJustin Strnad served as a fill-in starter while Dre Greenlaw was sidelined earlier this year, and he filled in again after Alex Singleton underwent successful surgery for testicular cancer. Greenlaw and Singleton have since returned to the lineup and Strnad now plays a rotational role. Cornerback (5)CB1: Pat Surtain, Jahdae Barron, Reese TaylorCB2: Riley Moss, Kris Abrams-DraineSlot: Ja’Quan McMillian, Jahdae BarronSurtain returned to the lineup last week after missing three games with a pectoral injury. Safety (5)S: Brandon Jones, Devon KeyS: Talanoa Hufanga, P.J. Locke, JL SkinnerKey, Skinner and Locke have played almost exclusively on special teams this season. Special teams (3)K: Wil LutzP: Jeremy Crawshaw LS: Mitchell FraboniKR: Marvin Mims, Jaleel McLaughlin, Tyler BadiePR: Marvin Mims, Riley MossWith five games remaining, Mims has quietly racked up 1,166 all-purpose yards, setting a new career high. Social: Follow Broncos Wire on Facebook and Twitter/X! Did you know: These 25 celebrities are Broncos fans.This article originally appeared on Broncos Wire: Denver Broncos: Depth chart vs. Las Vegas Raiders