The 2020 NFL Draft is one of the uncommon sporting events occurring during the coronavirus pandemic. The Cincinnati Bengals have the first overall pick and will begin the current year’s completely virtual NFL Draft.
Thursday night will just feature the first round. Starting at now, the Baltimore Ravens have picked 28 of the first round. The Ravens are no strangers to trading up or trading down on Day 1 and it’s reasonable we could see them pick prior or not in the least on Day 1.
The second and third rounds will happen on Day 2 (Friday). Rounds four through seven follow on Day 3 (Saturday). Undrafted free agency starts when the Draft closes.
We’ll have you secured the whole end of the week here at Baltimore Beatdown, including player investigation, grades, instant responses, and live podcast recordings.
The NFL Draft 2020 will start on Thursday, April 23, and end on Saturday, April 25. The first round will happen on Thursday with rounds two and three airing on Friday. The last four rounds will occur on Saturday.
The first round of the Draft will begin to live at 8:00 p.m. and go until around 11:30 p.m. ET. Friday’s TV coverage of the Draft will begin at 7:00 p.m. ET while Saturdays will start at 12:00 p.m. ET.
ABC, ESPN, and NFL Network will air every one of the seven rounds of the 2020 NFL Draft. ESPN and NFL Network are uniting for the draft broadcast, using consolidated resources to offer a particular presentation across the two networks. ABC will offer its one of a kind broadcast for the first three rounds.
Notwithstanding ABC, ESPN, and NFL Network airing the draft live on broadcast TV, you can live stream the Draft on the WatchESPN app or the NFL Mobile app. You can likewise use streaming services, for example, Sling TV or YouTube TV. Click here for more TV and live streaming alternatives.
Initially planned to happen in Las Vegas, Nevada to agree with the Las Vegas Raiders’ appearance in the city, the NFL Draft 2020 will currently be held remotely due to COVID-19. Commissioner Roger Goodell will report the names of the current year’s first-round draft picks from his home in New York. What’s more, NFL teams will make their selections from home, making the current year’s show a completely virtual draft. The players will likewise be at home, with cameras being sent to 58 of the top prospects to catch their response. TV coverage will be based out of ESPN’s studios in Bristol, Connecticut.
Day 1: Round 1 (10 minutes per pick)
Day 2: Round 2 (seven minutes per pick)
Round 3 (five minutes per pick)
Day 3: Rounds 4-6 (five minutes per pick)
Round 7 (four minutes per pick)
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