The NFL Draft is here, and it’s your chance to witness the future stars of the league! The draft will take place over three days:
- Day 1 (Thursday): Round 1 (Primetime Event)
- Day 2 (Friday): Rounds 2 & 3 (Evening)
- Day 3 (Saturday): Rounds 4-7 (Daytime)
Here’s a breakdown of how you can watch, listen, and even livestream the event, happening from Thursday, April 25 to Saturday, April 27 in Detroit, Michigan, at Campus Martius Park and Hart Plaza.
On Television:
Traditional Broadcast: The draft will be televised nationally across three channels:
NFL Network: The home of the NFL, offering in-depth coverage throughout the event.
ABC: Providing its own unique broadcast for the first two nights.
ESPN: ESPN will air the entire draft, with veteran analyst Mel Kiper Jr. offering his insights.
ESPN Deportes: Spanish-language coverage available for viewers who prefer Spanish commentary.
Streaming Options:
Subscription Services:NFL+: This subscription service from the NFL offers live streaming of the draft along with exclusive content.
ESPN+ App: If you have an ESPN+ subscription, you can stream the draft through their app.
ABC App: The ABC app allows you to stream the draft if you have a cable or satellite TV provider with access to ABC.
Free Streaming: CBS Sports HQ: This free, 24/7 streaming network from CBS Sports will offer coverage before, during, and after the draft.
Other Platforms: Depending on your cable or satellite TV provider, you might be able to stream the draft through their app (e.g., DirecTV Now, FuboTV, YouTube TV).
Listening In:
Radio: Catch the draft on the radio through these national broadcasters:
SiriusXM NFL Radio: Available for SiriusXM subscribers.
Westwood One Sports: Check your local radio listings for stations carrying Westwood One coverage.
ESPN Radio: Tune in to ESPN Radio for their take on the draft.
International Options:
If you’re outside the US, you might need a subscription to NFL Game Pass to stream the draft. Check their website for details and availability in your region.
Many NFL team websites and social media channels will offer additional coverage, analysis, and behind-the-scenes glimpses of the draft.
