Chicago Bulls Depth Chart
The Chicago Bulls starting five and bench at every position
Updated Oct 10, 2026
The Chicago Bulls starting five: Josh Giddey (PG), Norman Powell (SG), Matas Buzelis (SF), Caleb Wilson (PF), and Nic Claxton (C). First off the bench: Tre Jones, Isaac Okoro, Dailyn Swain, Patrick Williams, and Jalen Smith.
Starting five
- PGJosh Giddey
- SGNorman Powell
- SFMatas Buzelis
- PFCaleb Wilson
- CNic Claxton
Bench by position
PG
- 2Tre Jones
SG
- 2Isaac Okoro
- 3Tre Jones
- 4Buddy Hield
- 5Jordan Hawkins
- 6Jaylin Sellers
SF
- 2Dailyn Swain
- 3Isaac Okoro
- 4Leonard Miller
- 5Noa Essengue
- 6Patrick Williams
- 7Buddy Hield
PF
- 2Patrick Williams
- 3Dailyn Swain
- 4Leonard Miller
- 5Jalen Smith
- 6Noa Essengue
- 7Zach Collins
- 8Tobe Awaka
C
- 2Jalen Smith
- 3Zach Collins
- 4Tobe Awaka
- 5Leonard Miller
A bench player who plays more than one position is listed at each. Injury status from ESPN.
NBA depth charts for fantasy basketball
See who starts and who comes off the bench for every NBA team, position by position, so you know whose minutes go up when a starter gets hurt.
Each team's page puts its starting five on a half court - point guard up top, the wings either side, the bigs near the basket - and lists the bench beside it by position. A bench player's number is his place on the chart: 2 is the first backup at that position.
Many bench players cover two positions - a combo guard backs up both PG and SG. Such a player is listed under each position he plays, so every position shows who really comes in behind its starter. The five starters are listed once, at their starting position.
OUT and DTD badges show ESPN's injury status, refreshed through the day. With a league connected, each player is tagged with the fantasy team that has him, so a backup who is still a free agent stands out.
They start from ESPN's depth charts, loaded every day, and are corrected by hand when a team's real rotation differs - after a trade, an injury or a coach's change.
Type his name in the search on the Depth Charts page. It finds starters and bench players alike and shows only the teams he could be on.
It narrows the page to the teams with a game today, which is when a depth chart matters most for setting a lineup or picking up a streamer.