Fall practice has started for the No. 4 Texas Longhorns, giving UT its first full preseason look at the roster ahead of the 2026 campaign. With camp opening in Austin, the program is back on the field to begin sorting out its depth chart and building toward the start of the season.
The early depth chart offers a snapshot of where Texas stands as practice begins, highlighting the current pecking order across the roster. At this stage of camp, those listings serve as a baseline more than a final decision, with players still having time to move up or strengthen their roles before the opener.
Texas has about a month to prepare for the new season, making every practice important as coaches evaluate starters, backups and key competition spots. The opening days of camp are especially useful for measuring how the team looks heading into 2026 and which units appear settled versus which ones still need more clarity.
For a program entering the season with major expectations, the fall practice depth chart is one of the first meaningful indicators of how the Longhorns may line up when games begin. As camp continues, that picture should become sharper, but the first version already provides an important early read on UT football.
