2024 NFL Draft Tracker: Complete List of Every 1st Round Pick

The 2024 NFL Draft has arrived. Here's an up-to-date rundown of every first-round pick that is selected in this year's event.

The main stage as work goes on at the NFL Draft Theater near Campus Martius in Detroit on Tuesday, / Eric Seals / USA TODAY NETWORK

The ultimate offseason event has finally arrived: It's time for the 2024 NFL Draft. Teams across the league are looking to add the perfect pieces to their rosters in an effort to start competing for playoff spots and Super Bowl contention for the next few years.

Some will be successful, others will face some hurdles. Regardless, the NFL Draft is the ultimate roster construction event and it generates a lot of intrigue and excitement.

The first round of the 2024 NFL Draft is scheduled for Thursday, April 25 with coverage beginning at 7 p.m. CT. Rounds 2 and 3 are scheduled for Friday, April 26 and will begin at 6 p.m. CT. To conclude, Rounds 4-7 will be held on Saturday, April 27, beginning at 11 a.m. CT.

Detroit is the host city of this year's event. The draft will air on several network, including NFL Network, ESPN, ABC, ESPN 2 and ESPN Deportes.

Here's the complete rundown of every pick in the first round of the 2024 NFL Draft:

1. Chicago Bears — Caleb Williams, quarterback (USC)
2. Washington Commanders — Jayden Daniels, quarterback (LSU)
3. New England Patriots — Drake Maye, quarterback (North Carolina)
4. Arizona Cardinals — Marvin Harrison Jr., wide receiver (Ohio State)
5. Los Angeles Chargers — Joe Alt, offensive tackle (Notre Dame)
6. New York Giants — Malik Nabers, wide receiver (LSU)
7. Tennessee Titans — JC Latham, offensive tackle (Alabama)
8. Atlanta Falcons — Michael Penix Jr., quarterback (Washington)
9. Chicago Bears — Rome Odunze, wide receiver (Washington)
10. Minnesota Vikings (via trade with Jets) — JJ McCarthy, quarterback (Michigan)
11. New York Jets (via trade with Vikings) — Olu Fashanu, offensive tackle (Penn State)
12. Denver Broncos — Bo Nix, quarterback, (Oregon)
13. Las Vegas Raiders — Brock Bowers, tight end (Georgia)
14. New Orleans Saints — Taliese Fuaga, offensive tackle (Oregon State)
15. Indianapolis Colts — Laiatu Latu, defensive end (UCLA)
16. Seattle Seahawks — Byron Murphy, defensive tackle (Texas)
17. Minnesota Vikings (via trade with Jaguars) — Dallas Turner, linebacker (Alabama)
18. Cincinnati Bengals — Amarius Mims, offensive tackle (Georgia)
19. Los Angeles Rams — Jared Verse, defensive end (Florida State)
20. Pittsburgh Steelers — Troy Fautanu, offensive tackle (Washington)
21. Miami Dolphins — Chop Robinson, defensive end (Penn State)
22. Philadelphia Eagles — Quinyon Mitchell, defensive back (Toledo)
23. Jacksonville Jaguars — Brian Thomas Jr., wide receiver (LSU)
24. Detroit Lions (via trade with Cowboys) — Terrion Arnold, defensive back (Alabama)
25. Green Bay Packers — Jordan Morgan, offensive tackle (Arizona)
26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers — Graham Barton, center (Duke)
27. Arizona Cardinals — Darius Robinson, defensive tackle (Missouri)
28. Kansas City Chiefs (via trade with Bills) — Xavier Worthy, wide receiver (Texas)
29. Dallas Cowboys (via trade with Lions) — Tyler Guyton, offensive tackle (Oklahoma)
30. Baltimore Ravens — Nate Wiggins, defensive back (Clemson)
31. San Francisco 49ers — Ricky Pearsall, wide receiver (Florida)
32. Carolina Panthers (via trade with Bills) — Xavier Legette, wide receiver (South Carolina)

Selections by position

• Offensive tackle — 8
• Wide receiver — 7
• Quarterback — 6
• Defensive end — 3
• Defensive back — 3
• Defensive tackle — 2
• Tight end — 1
• Center — 1
• Linebacker — 1
  

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