Getty Former Chargers RB Branden Oliver is on the Salt Lake Stallions
The Alliance of American Football is picking up steam as the season rolls along, and multiple teams have a number of intriguing players on their rosters. Of the eight teams in the league, one group that features an interesting core is the Salt Lake Stallions. The team is led by former NFL coach Dennis Erickson, a fact which drew interest in its own right even before the year.
We’re going to take the deep dive into Salt Lake’s roster, offensive depth chart and their schedule for the 2019 Alliance of American Football season. The AAF runs over 10 weeks and then has two semifinal games in the postseason along with a championship game on April 27 in Las Vegas.
Let’s start off with the roster and depth chart for the offensive side of the ball, and also check out the TV schedule and how to watch games.
Salt Lake Stallions Offensive Roster
*All rosters from the AAF official website.
| Position | Player Name |
| Quarterback | Josh Woodrum |
| Quarterback | Matt Linehan |
| Quarterback | Austin Allen |
| Running back | Branden Oliver |
| Running back | Matt Asiata |
| Running back | Joel Bouagnon |
| Running back | Terrell Newby |
| Wide receiver | Adonis Jennings |
| Wide receiver | Dres Anderson |
| Wide receiver | Sam Mobley |
| Wide receiver | De’Mornay Pierson-El |
| Wide receiver | Jordan Leslie |
| Wide receiver | Kenny Bell |
| Wide receiver | Kaelin Clay |
| Tight end | Anthony Denham |
| Tight end | Nick Truesdell |
| Tight end | Tanner Balderree |
| Tight end | Austin Traylor |
| Center | Austin Davis |
| Center | Jake Bennett |
| Guard | Tuni Kanuch |
| Guard | Nick Callender |
| Offensive lineman | Jeremiah Poutasi |
| Offensive lineman | Salesi Uhatafe |
| Tackle | Ryan Cummings |
| Tackle | Leon Johnson |
Branden Oliver, Matt Asiata and Joel Bouagnon at running back are all interesting names to watch this season. While Josh Woodrum suffered an injury in the season-opener, he’s also a player who has intriguing upside. The Salt Lake squad has a decent number of playmakers and once they’re healthy and able to have it all come together, should be a fun team to watch.
Salt Lake Stallions Defensive Roster
| Position | Player Name |
| Defensive end | Karter Schult |
| Defensive tackle | Darius Hamilton |
| Defensive tackle | Mike Purcell |
| Defensive tackle | Tenny Palepoi |
| Defensive tackle | Sealver Siliga |
| Defensive line | Eddy Wilson |
| Defensive line | Handsome Tanielu |
| Defensive line | Chris Odom |
| Cornerback | Steve Williams |
| Linebacker | Ed Shockley |
| Linebacker | Josh Banderas |
| Linebacker | Trevor Reilly |
| Linebacker | Luke Carrezola |
| Linebacker | Greer Martini |
| Linebacker | Anthony Williams |
| Linebacker | Gionni Paul |
| Defensive back | Jordan Sterns |
| Defensive back | Henre’ Toliver |
| Defensive back | Micah Hannemann |
| Defensive back | C.J. Smith |
| Defensive back | Chanceller James |
| Defensive back | Will Davis |
| Safety | Cody Brown |
Special Teams
| Position | Player Name |
| Kicker | Taylor Bertolet |
| Punter | Austin Rehkow |
| Long snapper | Colton Taylor |
Salt Lake Stallions Depth Chart
*Note: Depth chart comes courtesy of No Extra Points
| Position | Starter | Backup | ||
| Quarterback | Josh Woodrum | Matt Linehan | Austin Allen | |
| Running back | Joel Bouagnon | Branden Oliver | Matt Asiata/Terrell Newby | |
| Wide receiver | Adonis Jennings | Kenny Bell | ||
| Wide receiver | De’Mornay Pierson-El | Sam Mobley | ||
| Tight end | Anthony Denham | Nick Truesdell | Austin Traylor |
Salt Lake Stallions Schedule
*Note all times are Eastern and schedule information comes courtesy of Ben Kercheval of CBS Sports. Games will be aired on CBS, CBS Sports Network, NFL Network or Bleacher Report Live (B/R Live).
- Week 1: Arizona 38, Salt Lake 22
- Week 2: Birmingham 12, Salt Lake 9
- Week 3: Saturday, February 23 at 3 p.m.: Arizona at Salt Lake (B/R Live)
- Week 4: Saturday, March 2 at 4 p.m.: Orlando at Salt Lake (B/R Live)
- Week 5: Saturday, March 9 at 8 p.m.: Salt Lake at San Diego (NFL Network)
- Week 6: Saturday, March 16 at 4 p.m.: Memphis at Salt Lake (B/R Live)
- Week 7: Saturday, March 23 at 8 p.m.: Salt Lake at San Antonio (NFL Network)
- Week 8: Saturday, March 30 at 8 p.m.: San Diego at Salt Lake (NFL Network)
- Week 9: Sunday, April 7 at 4 p.m.: Salt Lake at Atlanta (CBS Sports Network)
- Week 10: Friday, April 12 at 8 p.m.: San Antonio at Salt Lake (B/R Live)
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