The NFL Draft is finally here. We're just one day away from the weekend-long event that will dictate the future for all 32 NFL Franchises. For the Philadelphia Eagles, the Draft is especially important. With a pair of first-round picks at their disposal, there is almost a guarantee of fireworks. To make sure you have the best view, we've put together a handy guide!
How to watch the NFL Draft
The 2023 NFL Draft takes place this weekend with the opening round starting on Thursday at 8PM EST. There are multiple viewing options for fans, including NFL Network, ESPN, and ABC, who will all be providing their own unique coverage.
For fans wanting a Philadelphia flavor, we've got you covered. We'll be hosting LIVE watchalongs over on our YouTube channel throughout the weekend, running in conjunction with the TV coverage. We'll be running giveaways and giving fans all the best Eagles-based analysis and takes on the weekend's action.
NFL Draft schedule
Thursday, April 27th: Round 1 (8 pm) | YouTube stream starts at 7:30PMFriday, April 28th: Rounds 2-3 (7 pm) YouTube stream starts at 6:30PMSaturday, April 29th: Rounds 4-7 (12 pm) YouTube stream starts at 11:30AM
Round 1 will see teams get 10 minutes to make their selections. That number drops to 7 minutes in round 2, and 3 minutes for rounds 3-6. The final round will see teams have a 4-minute window to make their picks.
Where is the NFL Draft being held?
The 2023 NFL Draft is being held in Kansas City at Union Station.
Who has the first pick in the 2023 NFL Draft?
The Chicago Bears originally earned the 1st overall pick after a dismal 3-14 season. However, the Carolina Panthers were eager to find their long-term answer at quarterback and sent a package including DJ Moore and a flurry of draft picks in exchange for the first overall selection.
FILE - Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud celebrates after a long run against Indiana during the second half of an NCAA college football game Saturday, Nov. 12, 2022, in Columbus, Ohio. Ohio State won 56-14. Bryce Young, C.J. Stroud, Anthony Richardson and Will Levis are projected to go anywhere from the top 5 to top 15 picks in this draft.(AP Photo/Paul Vernon, File)
2023 NFL Draft order
1. Carolina Panthers (from Chicago)2. Houston Texans3. Arizona Cardinals4. Indianapolis Colts5. Seattle Seahawks (from Denver)6. Detroit Lions (from L.A. Rams)7. Las Vegas Raiders8. Atlanta Falcons9. Chicago Bears (from Carolina)10. Philadelphia Eagles (from New Orleans)11. Tennessee Titans12. Houston Texans (from Cleveland)13. Green Bay Packers (from New York Jets)14. New England Patriots15. New York Jets (from Green Bay)16. Washington Commanders17. Pittsburgh Steelers18. Detroit Lions19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers20. Seattle Seahawks21. Los Angeles Chargers22. Baltimore Ravens23. Minnesota Vikings24. Jacksonville Jaguars25. New York Giants26. Dallas Cowboys27. Buffalo Bills28. Cincinnati Bengals29. New Orleans Saints (from San Francisco through Miami and Denver)30. Philadelphia Eagles31. Kansas City Chiefs
If you're wondering where the Miami Dolphins are in this order, they had to forfeit their pick due to tampering. Lol.
NFL Draft Odds: Who will be taken first overall?
