2tone, you forgot Olosunde.

There seems to be a large number of players who can play in multiple positions, so it almost looks as if I'm double counting players. In addition since many of these players are so young that even their clubs aren't sure what their best positions are these types of rankings are going to constantly shifting over the next couple years. That said these would be the 50 players I believe we should be building around right now.
Starting in the 2019 January camp a couple of the Veterans can be brought back into the conversation (Jozy, Bradley, Guzan, Besler) if the young players below aren't cutting it.
Keeper:
1) Steffen, 2) Hamid, 3) Bono, 4) Horvath, 5) Gonzalez, 6) Yarbrough
RCB:
1) Miazga, 2) CCV, 3) EPB, 4) Zimmerman, 5) Parker, 6) Trusty/Redding
LCB:
1) Brooks, 2) Miazga, 3) CCV, 4) EPB, 5) Zimmerman, 6) Glad
LB:
1) Robinson, 2) Villafana, 3) Chandler, 4) D. Acosta, 5) Farfan/Olosunde
RB:
1) Yedlin, 2) Chandler, 3) Moore, 4) Olsunde, 5) Fossey
CDM:
1) Adams, 2) McKennie, 3) K. Acosta, 4) Trapp, 6) Roldan
CM (Box-to-Box):
1) McKennie, 2) Parks, 3) Adams, 4) K. Acosta, 5) Hyndman, 6) Delgado
ACM (#10):
1) Pulisic, 2) Green, 3) Scott, 4) Parks, 5) Hyndman
LW:
1) Pulisic, 1a) Saief, 2) Rubin, 3) Green, 4) Amon, 5) Gyau
RW:
1) Pulisic, 1a) Weah, 2) Gall, 3) Gooch, 4) Tillman, 5) Arriola
ST:
1) Sargent, 2) Novakovich, 3) Wood, 4) ArJo, 5) Zardes, 6) Morris

CM:

1. Mckennie
2. Adams
3. Parks
4. Corona
5. Trapp
6. Roldan
7. Scott
8. Hyndman
9. Jones
10. Zelalem

CAM:

1. Pulisic
2. Green
3. Zelalem
4. De La Torre

Dude, Julian Green was also a highly touted prospect from Bayern Munich and he amounted to mediocre. What makes you think Tillman will be special (his youtube highlights look mediocre)?

This is the depth chart for right now, 2019 or the crystal ball seeing out to 2022? A lot of you are putting guys who aren't even senior level players yet over established senior team players. See right back: it's fine to take a look at guys like Moore, Olosunde, Fossey in friendlies because we're preparing for Olympic qualifying as well. But until they break through as full-time senior players (Moore was up at Levante for a cup of coffee and straight back down), none of those guys would or should be on the 2019 Gold Cup roster.

Goalkeeper
1. Hamid 2. Steffen 3. Bono 4. Melia 5. Guzan 6. Horvath 7. Klinsmann 8. Yarbrough
Left Back
1. Antonee 2. Olosunde 3. Villafana 4. Danny Acosta 5. Gloster
Centerback
1. Brooks 2. Miazga 3. CCV 4. EPB 5. G.Cameron
Right Back
1. Yedlin 2. Shaq Moore 3. Tyler Adams 4. Olosunde 5. Lichaj
Defensive Midfielder
1. McKennie 2. Adams 3. K.Acosta 4. Durkin 5. EPB
Central Midfielder
1.McKennie 2.Adams 3. Parks 4. K.Acosta 5. Hyndman 6. Zelalem 7. Kyle Scott
Attacking Midfielder
1. Pulisic 2. Carleton 3. Green 4. Gooch 5. Goslin 6. Timothy Tillman
Left Winger
1. Saief 2. Weah 3. Carleton 4. Amon 5. Gooch 6. Timothy Tillman 7. Rubio Rubin
Right Winger
1. Pulisic 2. Weah 3. Arriola
Center Forward
1. Sargent 2. Weah 3. Wood 4. Novakovich 5. J.Morris

Updated list after Ireland game

Goalkeeper
1. Steffen 2. Bono 3. Melia 4. Guzan 5. Hamid 6. Horvath 7. Klinsmann 8. Yarbrough
Left Back
1. Antonee 2. Olosunde 3. Danny Acosta 4. Villafana 5. Gloster
Centerback
1. Brooks 2. Miazga 3. CCV 4. EPB 5. G.Cameron
Right Back
1. Yedlin 2. Shaq Moore 3. Tyler Adams 4. Olosunde 5. Lichaj
Defensive Midfielder
1. McKennie 2. Adams 3. K.Acosta 4. Durkin 5. EPB
Central Midfielder
1.McKennie 2.Adams 3. Parks 4. K.Acosta 5. Hyndman 6. Zelalem 7. Kyle Scott
Attacking Midfielder
1. Pulisic 2. Parks 3. Carleton 4. Green 5. Gooch 6. Goslin 7. Timothy Tillman
Left Winger
1. Saief 2. Weah 3. Carleton 4. Amon 5. Gooch 6. Timothy Tillman 7. Rubio Rubin
Right Winger
1. Pulisic 2. Weah 3. Arriola
Center Forward
1. Sargent 2. Weah 3. Wood 4. Novakovich 5. J.Morris