Live updates and analysis of Jacksonville Jaguars' picks in 2023 NFL Draft

The 2023 NFL Draft has arrived for the Jacksonville Jaguars. So have the "Duuuval!" chants.

All 32 teams will participate from Thursday through Saturday in the NFL's annual selection of elite college football talent, scheduled this year for Union Station in Kansas City.

The Jaguars held the 24th pick in the first round, one of their nine selections overall in the seven-round draft. They started by trading back and picking Oklahoma offensive lineman Anton Harrison with the No. 27 pick. The team will also pick 56th (second round), 88th (third round), 121st and 127th (both fourth round), 185th, 202nd and 208th (all sixth round) and 226th (seventh round), barring trades from Jacksonville general manager Trent Baalke and the front office.

The Jaguars are seeking to add further pieces to the team's core around 2021 No. 1 selection Trevor Lawrence, who led the Jags to the AFC South title and a divisional playoff berth in the first year for head coach Doug Pederson.

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7:45 p.m. | "I'm an I-10 man": Meet hometown Jaguars draft pick Cooper Hodges

For Cooper Hodges, Jaguars football means something special: "This is my dream team. I've been watching them for a long time and they're the reason I got into football." | Read more --Garry Smits

6:48 p.m. | What to know about Jaguars draft pick Derek Parish

Lining up for Houston's Cougars, Derek Parish has played some defense. And, yes, he's played some offense. Here's what that means for the Jaguars. | Read more --Juston Lewis

6:14 p.m. | The final pick (probably): Jaguars select Houston edge rusher, potential fullback Derek Parish at No. 240 in seventh round

Pretty sure this is the last Jacksonville selection of a long and busy weekend at the NFL Draft: Derek Parish, who has played defensive end but might be considered as a fullback at NFL level.

6:10 p.m. | Hometown blocker: Here's what Jags fans should know about Baker County's Cooper Hodges

The Jaguars had back-to-back picks in the seventh round of the NFL draft on Saturday and used them on big linemen on both sides of the ball. But the pick for offense brings back a local product. | Read more --Garry Smits

5:43 p.m. | Jaguars select North Carolina defensive tackle Raymond Vohasek in seventh round at No. 227

The Jags follow up on the D-line with UNC's Raymond Vohasek.

5:41 p.m. | Jaguars select Appalachian State lineman and Baker County High School graduate Cooper Hodges in seventh round at No. 226

It's a local draft alert: Cooper Hodges, a star on Baker County's state finalist team five years ago, is coming back to the First Coast as an offensive lineman from Appalachian State. Don't touch that dial: The Jags are picking back-to-back.

5:33 p.m. | Local draft alert: Minnesota Vikings select UAB's DeWayne McBride (Fleming Island) at No. 222

That's the seventh local headed to the NFL: DeWayne McBride, who played his sophomore and junior years at Fleming Island, goes to the Vikings at No. 222 after gaining more than 1,700 yards on the ground last year at UAB.

5:28 p.m. | Erick Hallett II is now a Jaguar: What fans should know about rookie from Pitt

Hallett, 5-foot-9, 195 pounds, recorded 165 total tackles, 22 pass deflections and seven interceptions during his four-year college career with the Panthers. | Read more --Juston Lewis

5:16 p.m. | Local draft alert: Patriots select former Sandalwood defensive back Ameer Speed (Michigan State) at No. 214.

For those keeping score, that's now six Jacksonville-area players off the board. The latest is Speed, a track sprinter from Sandalwood who started at Michigan State after transferring from Georgia.

5:02 p.m. | Local draft alert: Patriots select former Mandarin receiver DeMario Douglas (Liberty) at No. 210

A two-way star on the Mandarin High School Class 8A state champions in 2018, an all-around playmaker at Liberty, DeMario Douglas is on the move to the Patriots under Bill Belichick.

5:00 p.m. | Rutgers' Christian Braswell is coming to Jacksonville. Here's what Jaguars fans should know

Braswell, 5-foot-10, 183 pounds, started 12 games with five starts at Rutgers last season, earning Second Team All-Big Ten by Pro Football Focus. | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

4:55 p.m. | Jaguars select Pittsburgh safety Erick Hallett II in NFL Draft sixth round, No. 208 overall

That's the last of the scheduled sixth-round picks for the Jags: Safety Erick Hallett II, who played at Pitt and was a Jim Thorpe Award semifinalist.

4:53 p.m. | Local draft update: Texans pick Iowa State receiver Xavier Hutchinson, from Bartram Trail High School

There's a Bear headed to the NFL. Xavier Hutchinson, who set staggering numbers as a receiver at Iowa State, goes to the Texans at No. 205. He's the first Bartram Trail graduate drafted since Nathan Peterman in 2017.

4:41 p.m. | Jaguars select Rutgers cornerback Christian Braswell in NFL Draft sixth round, No. 202 overall

Scarlet Knights defensive back Christian Braswell becomes the second DB of the Jaguars' draft. He becomes only the second Rutgers draftee in franchise history, following wide receiver Tiquan Underwood in 2009.

4:20 p.m. | Jaguars tap Penn State offense again: What fans need to know about wide receiver Parker Washington

The Jaguars drafted another Penn State skill position player in the sixth round of the NFL draft on Saturday with the selection the team received by trading running back James Robinson to the New York Jets last year. | Read more --Garry Smits

3:56 p.m. | Jaguars select Penn State wide receiver Parker Washington in sixth round at No. 185 overall.

The Jaguars add to the receiving corps with the Nittany Lions' Parker Washington. This is the first of three scheduled picks in the sixth round for the Jaguars.

3:27 p.m. | Local draft alert: Rams select Georgia tackle, Brunswick native Warren McClendon

The third Jacksonville-area player off the board: Warren McClendon won two national championships with Georgia and he's now NFL-bound. The starting right tackle for the Bulldogs, there's a possibility that guard could be his eventual position in the NFL. With the Rams, he will be reunited with QB Stetson Bennett.

3:00 p.m. | Antonio Johnson is the newest Jaguars draft selection. Here's what fans need to know about former Texas A&M DB

Johnson, 6-2, 198, played in 25 games with the Aggies, accounting for 164 total tackles, 14 tackles for loss, one interception and seven pass breakups over three years. | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

2:52 p.m. | Local draft update: Colts select former Providence School tight end Will Mallory at No. 162

Providence product Will Mallory, who played at Miami, is headed to the AFC South with the Colts.

2:45 p.m. | Jaguars select Texas A&M safety Antonio Johnson at No. 160 overall in fifth round

The Jags' last pick of the fifth round is their first on the secondary, Antonio Johnson of Texas A&M. He's only the second Jaguars pick from the Aggies, and the first since Luke Joeckel 10 years ago.

2:15 p.m. | Jaguars select Louisville EDGE Yasir Abdullah 136th overall, add OLB depth

Abdullah recorded 209 total tackles, 43 tackles for a loss, 23.5 sacks and 8 forced fumbles during his five years at Louisville. | Read more --Juston Lewis

1:45 p.m. | Tyler Lacy is now a Jaguar: What fans need to know about Oklahoma State lineman

Lacy is a 6-foot-4, 279-pounder who is projected to play both defensive tackle and end, similar to the way the Jags have used veteran Dawuane Smoot. | Read more --Garry Smits

1:43 p.m. | Jaguars select Louisville linebacker Yasir Abdullah at No. 136 in fifth round

That's another linebacker pick for the Jaguars, a proven ACC pass rusher in Abdullah (nine and a half sacks in 2022). It's a wait of 24 picks now until the next Jacksonville selection, barring further trades.

1:42 p.m. | Jaguars on the clock to begin fifth round

The fourth round is in the books. The Jaguars now hold the first pick, No. 136, in the fifth round.

1:26 p.m. | Jaguars select Oklahoma State defensive end Tyler Lacy at No. 130

That's the fifth pick of the NFL Draft for the Jaguars, and the second Oklahoma State draftee in team history following Justin Blackmon.

1:17 p.m. | Rams select Georgia QB Stetson Bennett

Two-time national champion Stetson Bennett, from Pierce County High School in southern Georgia, is on his way to the Los Angeles Rams in the fourth round — maybe a successor to another Bulldog QB in Matthew Stafford? The Jaguars are two picks away.

1:12 p.m. | From Gainesville to Jacksonville: Ventrell Miller joins Jaguars

The Jaguars stayed put with their first selection in Round 4 of the 2023 NFL Draft, selecting former Florida Gators linebacker Ventrell Miller at pick No. 121. | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

1:11 p.m. | Trade alert: Jaguars trade down for fourth time

Yep, another trade down. The Jaguars have traded that 127th pick to New Orleans. They receive a fourth-rounder in 2024 as well as a seventh-rounder this year.

1:09 p.m. | Jaguars on the clock again at No. 127

That didn't take long: Six picks after their Ventrell Miller pick, the Jaguars are once more on the clock.

12:59 p.m. | Jaguars select Florida linebacker Ventrell Miller at No. 121 in fourth round

There's the pick: The Jaguars pick Gators LB Ventrell Miller, the 13th UF player selected in the Jags' draft history and the team's first defensive selection of this draft. They'll have two more selections within the next nine picks.

12:54 p.m. | Jaguars are on the clock: No. 121 pick in fourth round coming

The Jaguars are about to make their first pick of day three. Another one is coming up shortly at No. 127, then another at No. 130.

12:52 p.m. | Trinity Christian graduate, Virginia Tech safety Chamarri Conner drafted No. 119 by Chiefs

That's the first local off the board. Hokies defensive back Chamarri Conner is heading to Kansas City.

12:15 p.m. | Gene Frenette: Good luck to AFC South rookie QBs trying to outduel Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence

Rejoice, Jaguars fans, the AFC South has assembled a trio of young gunslingers that the Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans are counting on to eventually outduel Trevor Lawrence.

So bring it on, rooks. And good luck with that. | Read more --Gene Frenette

12:00 p.m. | Fourth round of NFL Draft begins

Day three has arrived at the draft. What's next for the Jaguars?

11:55 a.m. | Day 2 recap: Jaguars continue offensive investment, 'stayed true to board'

The Jaguars continued to focus on the offensive side of the football for Day 2 of the 2023 NFL Draft. In a similar fashion to Day 1, Jacksonville found a trade partner prior to their ultimate pick in Round 2. | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

Saturday, 11:50 a.m. | ‘Best football ahead of me’: TE Brenton Strange excited to join Doug Pederson, Jaguars

Penn State tight end Brenton Strange was a little surprised. Not because of his draft position. But it was the team that selected him that caught him a little off guard. | Read more --Juston Lewis

10:48 p.m. | A Tiger arrives: Tank Bigsby selection a Jaguars surprise

The Jacksonville Jaguars made somewhat of a surprise pick in the third round of the NFL Draft on Friday, taking Auburn running back Tank Bigsby — the second straight year they took an SEC running back after selecting Snoop Conner of Ole Miss with a fifth-round pick last year. | Read more --Garry Smits

10:28 p.m. | Jaguars select Auburn running back Tank Bigsby in third round at No. 88

The Jaguars' third-round pick of the 2023 NFL Draft is a position not everyone might have been expecting on day two: Tank Bigsby, Auburn running back. Joins Travis Etienne in the Jags' backfield.

10:26 p.m. | Jaguars are on the clock: Pick No. 88 coming up

The Jaguars are back on the clock. After an offensive lineman and a tight end, will the Jaguars look to the defensive side of the football with this selection?

9:58 p.m. | Jacksonville's LeRoy Butler, Hall of Fame safety, announces Packers pick at No. 78

There's a Jacksonville native in the house. Former Packers safety LeRoy Butler, from Lee High School, announces South Dakota State tight end Tucker Kraft as Green Bay's next draft pick at No. 78. The Jaguars, at No. 88, are 10 selections away.

9:46 p.m. | A Penn State view: Pros, cons of Brenton Strange in NFL Draft

What's the Penn State view on Brenton Strange's NFL potential? Here's a closer look. | Read more --Frank Bodani

9:43 p.m. | Brenton Strange selected in Round 2: What you need to know about the newest Jaguars draft pick

The Jaguars needed a tight end. They've got one. Here's what fans need to know about the former Penn State tight end. | Read more --Juston Lewis

9:35 p.m. | AFC South watch: Texans select former Daytona Beach Mainland High, Houston receiver Tank Dell

There's another Floridian headed to the AFC South with the Texans, and this one has had quite a journey. | Read more --Chris Boyle

9:05 p.m. | Jaguars select Penn State tight end Brenton Strange at No. 61 in NFL Draft second round

There it is: After trading down, the Jags choose Penn State tight end Brenton Strange. The next scheduled Jacksonville pick is in the third round at No. 88.

8:58 p.m. | Jaguars on the clock again, due to pick at No. 61

After their first trade of the day and their third of the draft, the Jaguars are once more on the clock. Florida guard O'Cyrus Torrence just dropped off the board to Buffalo at No. 59,

8:47 p.m. | Welcome to Jacksonville: Jaguars draft pick Anton Harrison arrives at AFC South team

In his first appearance at TIAA Bank Field, it was easy to see why the Jaguars coveted former Oklahoma offensive tackle Anton Harrison in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft. | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

8:45 p.m. | Trade alert, part three: Jaguars trade down for third time

The Jaguars have traded down for the third time, this time with the Bears. They've moved down five spots from No. 56 to No. 61, adding a fifth-round pick (No. 135) in the deal.

8:44 p.m. | Jaguars on the clock at No. 56

Here we go. It's Jaguars time in the second round of the 2023 NFL Draft.

8:30 p.m. | Jaguars are five picks away: Dolphins select South Carolina CB Cam Smith at No. 51

Closing in on Jaguars time. Miami used its first pick on South Carolina's Cam Smith, who had been viewed as a possibility for the Jags.

8:05 p.m. | AFC South watch: Colts select Kansas State DB Julian Brents at No. 44

For those keeping score, the Jaguars will be up for selection in 12 more picks, or probably about an hour. Will the Jags look for improvements in the secondary, the O-line, the pass rush or somewhere else?

7:22 p.m. | AFC South alert: Titans trade up to No. 33, select Kentucky QB Will Levis

So it will be three rookie quarterbacks in the AFC South. The Titans traded up with the Cardinals to add Kentucky quarterback Will Levis, after the Texans selected C.J. Stroud and the Colts picked Anthony Richardson.

7:15 p.m. | Jaguars honor slain Virginia football player Devin Chandler at 2023 NFL Draft

The Jacksonville Jaguars drafted Oklahoma offensive tackle Anton Harrison with the 27th pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. But earlier on Thursday night, they also honored another player who didn't get the chance to chase his pro dreams. | Read more --Dan Rorabaugh

7 p.m. | NFL Draft opens second day, second round

Draft day is back in session, part two. Barring additional wheeling and dealing, always a possibility, the Jaguars are due to pick next in 24 selections, at No. 56 overall.

6:45 p.m. | Chin up, Jaguars fans: Drafting offensive linemen is a good thing for franchise future

Hey, Jaguars fans, I get it. I see you on social media and I hear you. Drafting offensive tackle Anton Harrison No. 27 overall in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft isn’t the sexy splash you were hoping for. | Read more --Tim Walters

Friday, 2:55 p.m. | BREAKING: Jaguars could play two London games in 2023

For the first time in franchise history, there’s an increasing possibility the Jaguars could play two games in London during the 2023 season, including as a visiting opponent against the Buffalo Bills or possibly the Tennessee Titans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. | Read more --Gene Frenette

11:31 p.m. | Jaguars traded back for Oklahoma offensive lineman Anton Harrison. Here's what you need to know.

Jacksonville traded twice to make the selection, but they've now added a key new piece for their offensive line. | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

11:24 p.m. | Jacksonville Jaguars select Oklahoma tackle Anton Harrison at No. 27

There's the pick: Offensive tackle Anton Harrison of Oklahoma is on his way to Jacksonville with the 27th pick. Immediate help in the wake of the Cam Robinson news. Barring further trades, the first-team All-Big 12 lineman will be the Jaguars' only pick of the night and their last pick until No. 56 in Friday's second round.

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11:16 p.m. | Jaguars on the clock (again) after Cowboys select Michigan defensive tackle Mazi Smith at No. 26

For the third time in less than an hour, it's Jaguars time again. Most of those options are still there: Michael Mayer at tight end, Nolan Smith at outside linebacker, Anton Harrison at tackle, O'Cyrus Torrence at guard, Joey Porter Jr. or Brian Branch in the secondary...

11:09 p.m. | Bills select Utah tight end Dalton Kincaid at No. 25

That's one of the first-round tight ends gone now, and eliminates the possibility of the Jaguars using back-to-back No. 27 picks on Utah rookies. Dallas is up next before the Jaguars.

11:04 p.m. | TRADE ALERT: Jaguars trade down again, send No. 25 pick to Bills for No. 27 and No. 130

The trades aren't done yet. Trader Trent Baalke is moving down again, dealing No. 25 to Buffalo to move down two spots to No. 27 and picking up a fourth-rounder (No. 130).

11:01 p.m. | Jaguars again on the clock after Giants select CB Deonte Banks at No. 24

It's Maryland cornerback Deonte Banks to the Giants. The Jaguars' other options are all still on the board after the trade-down.

10:57 p.m. | TRADE ALERT: Jaguars trade No. 24 pick to Giants, will now pick 25th and 160th and 240th

Hang on... the Jaguars have traded down one spot in the first round. The Jags now own pick No. 25, and pick up a fifth-rounder (No. 160 overall) and a seventh-rounder (No. 240) in the deal.

10:55 p.m. | Jaguars on the clock after Vikings draft USC WR Jordan Addison

The Jaguars' time is now. Nolan Smith? O'Cyrus Torrence? Brian Branch? Michael Mayer? Dalton Kincaid? Joey Porter Jr.? So many options...

10:45 p.m. | Ravens draft Boston College receiver Zay Flowers at No. 22

Just Minnesota left to pick before the Jags.

10:36 p.m. | Chargers draft TCU receiver Quentin Johnston at No. 21

Only two teams, the Ravens and the Vikings, are scheduled to pick before the Jaguars at No. 24.

10:20 p.m. | Buccaneers draft Pitt defensive lineman Calijah Kancey at No. 19

Just four more teams to select before the Jaguars. Which way do the Jags go? A tight end like Dalton Kincaid or Michael Mayer? A DB like Brian Branch or Joey Porter Jr? An O-lineman like O'Cyrus Torrence or Anton Harrison? An outside linebacker like Nolan Smith? Lots of options likely to remain on that board...

10:09 p.m. | Cornerbacks on the move now: Emmanuel Forbes, Christian Gonzalez

The O-lineman run is on pause, and a DB surge may be beginning now. The Commanders picked Mississippi State's Emmanuel Forbes at No. 16, and the Patriots chose Oregon's Christian Gonzalez at No. 17. Six more picks remain until the Jaguars select at No. 24.

9:49 p.m. | Offensive lineman run continues: Steelers trade up for Georgia's Broderick Jones at No. 14

For fans hoping one of the major offensive tackle prospects might fall to the Jaguars following the Cam Robinson news... no such luck. Four tackles have gone in the first 14 picks, the latest with Pittsburgh trading up with New England to add Georgia's Broderick Jones.

9:37 p.m. | A draft tip for Jaguars from Sen. Marco Rubio?

U.S. Senator Marco Rubio has some thoughts on the 2023 NFL Draft, and they seem to be applied to the Jaguars. Of Florida's three NFL teams, the Jaguars are the only one picking between No. 22 and 31 (the Buccaneers are at No. 19 and the Dolphins forfeited their pick for violations of league rules).

9:31 p.m. | AFC South update: Titans select Northwestern offensive tackle Peter Skoronski at No. 11

That's a third offensive tackle off the board, and a third selection from a Jaguars division rival. Note an odd geographic flip-flop in the lineman selections: The Titans select Peter Skoronski from Northwestern, which is just west of Chicago, while the Bears picked Wright, who played college football at Tennessee.

9:25 p.m. | Bears select Tennessee offensive tackle Darnell Wright at No. 10

After trading down, the Bears pick Darnell Wright from the Vols. Arizona has already chosen Paris Johnson Jr. at No. 6. Is a run on offensive tackles underway, and if so, what does that mean for the Jaguars' prospects of strengthening an O-line that must face the potential absence of Cam Robinson for a chunk of the season?

9:05 p.m. | Tony Boselli: Dear Duval, the past year was quite a ride, and that ride should continue

A message to Duval fans from the Jaguars' first Pro Football Hall of Famer, and its first-ever NFL Draft pick. | Read more --Tony Boselli

8:45 p.m. | Pros and cons: Colts take Florida's Anthony Richardson in NFL Draft

Here's what new Indianapolis QB Anthony Richardson brings to the NFL and the AFC South race — both the strengths and the concerns. | Read more --Kevin Brockway

8:41 p.m. | Gene Frenette: Are risks of Anthony Richardson selection overblown? Jacksonville-based QB tutor thinks so

In the history of the NFL Draft, there have been fewer more intriguing/mysterious prospects, or one harder to properly judge, than Florida quarterbackAnthony Richardson. | Read more --Gene Frenette

8:40 p.m. | Indianapolis Colts draft Florida QB Anthony Richardson at No. 4

That's another quarterback entering the AFC South fray: Indy picks Gators QB Anthony Richardson.

8:34 p.m. | AFC South action: Houston Texans trade back up to No. 3 with Cardinals, draft

The plot thickens in the AFC South. Moments after selecting C.J. Stroud, the Texans traded up with the Cardinals to No. 3, securing two of the top three picks in the draft. Houston picked Alabama linebacker Will Anderson Jr., giving the Texans a prime prospect in the pass rush.

8:26 p.m. | Houston Texans draft Ohio State QB C.J. Stroud No. 2 overall

A Jaguars division rival has its quarterback: C.J. Stroud of Ohio State is heading to Houston. That's two QBs in two picks.

8:18 p.m. | Carolina Panthers draft Alabama QB Bryce Young No. 1 overall

There's the first quarterback off the board, with the former Heisman Trophy winner going to Carolina. He becomes the third first-round QB (following Kerry Collins and Cam Newton) in the history of the Panthers, who entered the NFL in the 1995 season like the Jaguars.

8:10 p.m. | Commissioner Roger Goodell officially opens 2023 NFL Draft

The draft is officially underway and the Carolina Panthers are on the clock. Barring a trade, 23 selections are scheduled before the Jaguars make their pick at No. 24.

7:55 p.m. | Where will Anthony Richardson go? Florida QB is the ultimate Gainesville hometown success story

They can take Anthony Richardson out of Gainesville, but they can’t take the Gainesville experience out of Richardson. What got him this far will always be there, no matter where he goes. | Read more --David Whitley

7:40 p.m. | D-lineman DaVon Hamilton, Jaguars reach agreement on extension: Implications for draft day

While defensive lineman may indeed be a position on Trent Baalke's shopping list for the draft this week, one Jaguars defensive tackle appears to be sticking around in Jacksonville for some time to come. | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

7:25 p.m. | PODCASTS: Check out pre-draft podcasts for Jaguars, Bucs and Dolphins

Wondering what teams around the state are planning for the draft tonight? Catch up with the State of Florida Sports Podcast with experts from around Florida. | Read more --Tim Walters

7:10 p.m. | How will Cam Robinson suspension affect Jaguars' NFL Draft strategy?

Right tackle Jawaan Taylor is gone to Kansas City, and now, left tackle Cam Robinson may be looking at a suspension that could sideline him for the start of the 2023 season. What might it mean for the Jaguars' draft plans? | Read more --Demetrius Harvey

6:55 p.m. | Which first-rounders have the Jaguars selected all-time?

A little more than an hour from the opening of the draft. Catch up with the Jaguars' all-time NFL Draft picks in the first round, from Tony Boselli to Devin Lloyd. | Read more --Clayton Freeman

6:15 p.m. | NFL Draft day is here for the Jaguars

Welcome to Draft Day 2023. Follow along for Jaguars coverage throughout the evening, as well as analysis, mock drafts, prospect breakdowns by position and more from the Times-Union's team.

What is the Jaguars' NFL Draft history?

See the Jaguars' all-time list of first-round selections in the NFL Draft, going back to Hall of Famer Tony Boselli in 1995.

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What time is the NFL Draft?

Round 1 starts at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 27.

Rounds 2-3 start at 7 p.m. Friday, April 28.

Rounds 4-7 start at noon Saturday, April 29.

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Where is the 2023 NFL Draft?

The draft will take place at Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri.

What channel is NFL Draft on?

ABC, ESPN (Channel 206 on DirecTV, Channel 140 on Dish) and NFL Network (Channel 212 on DirecTV, Channel 154 on Dish)

Where can I watch NFL Draft on streaming?

ESPN+ ($9.99 per month), WatchESPN.com (cable subscription needed) and the ESPN app; NFL.com and the NFL app; YouTube TV (2-week free trial), Hulu + Live TV (7-day free trial), fuboTV (7-day free trial)

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