The 2023 NFL Draft is live from Kansas City starting on Thursday night.
After Thursday evening’s first round selections, the event will continue into the weekend with rounds 2-3 on Friday and 4-7 on Saturday.
There are plenty of question marks in this year’s draft, including the controversy surrounding defensive lineman Jalen Carter as well as which quarterback will come off the board first.
Unlike last year’s draft, the 2023 version is rich in QB talent — with multiple signal-callers expected to hear their names called in the first round..
There is also plenty of non-quarterback talent to be had, with big names on both offense and defense like wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, running back Bijan Robinson, edge rusher Will Anderson Jr. and cornerback Christian Gonzalez.
It’s setting up to be a very entertaining draft and if you’re not in Kansas City to watch it live, don’t worry, we have you covered.
Here is everything you need to know about the 2023 NFL Draft:
When is the 2023 NFL Draft?
The Draft will take place from Thursday, April 27 to Saturday, April 29.
Where is the 2023 NFL Draft?
Kansas City hosts this year’s draft in the downtown area surrounding Union Station Kansas City and the National WWI Museum and Memorial.
What time does each round start?
Round 1: Thursday, April 27, 8 p.m. ET
Round 2-3: Friday, April 28, 7 p.m. ET
Round 4-7: Saturday, April 29, Noon ET
How can I watch/listen to the 2023 NFL Draft?
Round 1: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network, ESPN Deportes, ESPN Radio
Round 2-3: ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, NFL Network, ESPN Deportes, ESPN Radio
Round 4-7: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network, ESPN Deportes, ESPN Radio
How can I stream the 2022 NFL Draft?
The 2023 NFL Draft can also be watched by streaming it on Sling, FuboTV, YouTube TV, WatchESPN and NFL Network Live.
What is the full first-round draft order?
Ahead of the first round Thursday evening, here is the current order.
Round 1
1) Carolina Panthers (from Chicago)
2) Houston Texans
3) Arizona Cardinals
4) Indianapolis Colts
5) Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)
6) Detroit Lions (from L.A. Rams)
7) Las Vegas Raiders
8) Atlanta Falcons
9) Chicago Bears (from Carolina)
10) Philadelphia Eagles (from New Orleans)
11) Tennessee Titans
12) Houston Texans (from Cleveland)
13) New York Jets
14) New England Patriots
15) Green Bay Packers
16) Washington Commanders
17) Pittsburgh Steelers
18) Detroit Lions
19) Tampa Bay Buccaneers
20) Seattle Seahawks
21) Los Angeles Chargers
22) Baltimore Ravens
23) Minnesota Vikings
24) Jacksonville Jaguars
25) New York Giants
26) Dallas Cowboys
27) Buffalo Bills
28) Cincinnati Bengals
29) New Orleans Saints (from San Francisco through Miami and Denver)
30) Philadelphia Eagles
31) Kansas City Chiefs
