2027 NFL draft information
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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.
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RJ MarylandSMUTE - 52
Diego PaviaVanderbiltQB - 53
Marvin Jones Jr.OklahomaEDGE - 54
Dillon BellGeorgiaWR - 55
Eric McAlisterTCUWR - 56
Rahsul FaisonSouth CarolinaRB - 57
Nadame TuckerWestern MichiganEDGE - 58
Aaron AndersonLSUWR - 59Damonic WilliamsOklahomaDT
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Jalon DanielsKansasQB - 61
Tyren MontgomeryJohn CarrollWR - 62Jordan HudsonSMUWR
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Aidan HubbardNorthwesternEDGE - 64
Khalil DinkinsPenn StateTE - 65
Skyler ThomasOregon StateS - 66Chris Hilton Jr.LSUWR
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Caullin LacyLouisvilleWR - 68
Miles KitselmanTennesseeTE - 69
Latrell McCutchin Sr.HoustonCB - 70
Kam DewberryAlabamaOG - 71
Ahmari HarveyGeorgia TechCB - 72
Xavier NwankpaIowaS - 73
Devon MarshallNC StateCB - 74
Vinny Anthony IIWisconsinWR - 75
Dillon WadeAuburnOG
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