2027 NFL draft information
Kirby Lee/Imagn Images When is the NFL draft?
Round 1 of the 2027 NFL draft will be on April 29. Rounds 2-3 will be April 29, and Rounds 4-7 will be April 30. The draft will be held in Washington, D.C.
- 1 (2)
Von MillerTexas A&MOLB - 2 (7)
Akeem AyersUCLAOLB - 2 (8)
Bruce CarterNorth CarolinaOLB - 2 (29)
Jonas MoutonMichiganOLB - 3 (2)
Dontay MochNevadaOLB - 3 (8)
Martez WilsonIllinoisOLB - 4 (2)
K.J. WrightMississippi StateOLB - 5 (9)
Gabe MillerOregon StateOLB - 5 (26)
Douglas HogueSyracuseOLB - 5 (31)
Christopher CarterFresno StateOLB - 6 (1)
Lawrence WilsonConnecticutOLB - 6 (21)
D.J. SmithAppalachian StateOLB - 6 (28)
Brian RolleOhio StateOLB - 6 (30)
J.T. ThomasWest VirginiaOLB - 6 (35)
Ross HomanOhio StateOLB - 7 (25)
Jabara WilliamsStephen F AustinOLB - 7 (31)
Andrew GachkarMissouriOLB - 7 (39)
Malcolm SmithUSCOLB - 7 (40)
Nathan BusseyIllinoisOLB
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Vikings' Justin Jefferson says plan is to play vs. Saints
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Broncos' Payton: Concerned about details, not playcalling
Sean Payton said righting the wrongs of Denver's offense is more about the "specific and the detail of each play," not who is actually calling the plays.
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TE Sam LaPorta says extension talks with Lions at 'stalemate'
Lions tight end Sam LaPorta is currently focused on the 2026 season but acknowledged for the first time after Wednesday's practice that he has broken off contract talks on an extension.
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Giants' Malik Nabers has 'sore' knee, doesn't practice
Giants star wide receiver Malik Nabers did not practice Wednesday because of a knee injury, saying only he was more "sore" than usual.
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Commanders' Jayden Daniels fully practices, trending toward return
Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels continued on a path that is expected to result in him playing Sunday against the New York Giants, only three weeks after he dislocated his elbow.
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NFL, union clarify celebration rules, OK drinking gestures
The NFL and NFLPA said recent player celebrations imitating drinking a beverage will no longer be violations or result in discipline. The sides also clarified what celebrations remain prohibited.







