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Updated 2024 NFL Draft Odds, Order Dramatic Rumors Already Swirling
Updated:2024-05-04 13:07    Views:157

The entire NFL draft order is now set amid Super Bowl XLIII.

Of course, it's what the teams drafting first will do that'll garner the majority of headlines over the coming months. In fact, there are already reports swirling that indicate we may be in for a dramatic draft season.

2024 NFL Draft Order Pick OrderTeamNo. 1Bears (via Panthers)No. 2CommandersNo. 3PatriotsNo. 4CardinalsNo. 5ChargersNo. 6GiantsNo. 7TitansNo. 8FalconsNo. 9BearsNo. 10JetsNo. 11VikingsNo. 12BroncosNo. 13RaidersNo. 14SaintsNo. 15ColtsNo. 16SeahawksNo. 17JaguarsNo. 18BengalsNo. 19RamsNo. 20SteelersNo. 21DolphinsNo. 22EaglesNo. 23Texans (via Browns)No. 24CowboysNo. 25PackersNo. 26BuccaneersNo. 27Cardinals (via Texans)No. 28BillsNo. 29LionsNo. 30RavensNo. 3149ersNo. 32Chiefs

The big question is whether Chicago keeps the top pick and selects a new quarterback of the future (likely Caleb Williams) or trade it away and hold onto Justin Fields. Early indications are Chicago will likely stay put as NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reports it’ll take a “historic package” to pry away the first overall pick, meaning Fields may very well be on the move.

Nearly every mock draft indicates Washington will select a quarterback to kick off the Dan Quinn era. Sam Howell showed flashes this year, but experts believe Williams, Drake Maye and Jayden Daniels would be a massive upgrade at quarterback.

New England is also expected to be in the QB market after Mac Jones regressed mightily. The one-time quarterback of the future ended the season as the team’s third-straight quarterback, and early mock drafts believe the Patriots will take whichever of the big three QBs are available when they’re on the clock.

The Cardinals looked like a different team after Kyler Murray returned from injury, and finding him a top tier weapon appears to be a priority. They figure to have the pick of the litter in what’s considered a stocked wide receiver class.

The Chargers also figure to be in the market for a wide receiver as they kick off the Jim Harbaugh era. However, there are a ton of holes on the roster as NFL.com believes they might also target a cornerback, running back, defensive tackle and edge rusher with the fifth-overall pick.

No. 1 Overall Pick OddsPlayerOddsCaleb Williams-900Drake Maye+475Marvin Harrison Jr.+1200Jayden Daniels+1500Michael Penix Jr.+4000Bo Nix+9000Joe Alt+10000Jared Verse+10000Dallas Turner+10000Laiatu Latu+10000Olumuyiwa Fashanu+10000Michael Hall Jr.+10000Kool-Aid McKinstry+15000J.J. McCarthy+15000Jeremiah Trotter Jr.+20000J.C. Latham+20000Brock Bowers+25000Malik Nabers+25000Javon Bullard+30000Blake Corum+30000Spencer Rattler+30000

No. 2 Overall Pick OddsPlayerOddsDrake Maye-180Jayden Daniels+200Caleb Williams+850Marvin Harrison Jr.+1000Michael Penix Jr.+4000J.J. McCarthy+4000Bo Nix+4000Malik Nabers+6000Laiatu Latu+6000Joe Alt+6000Jared Verse+6000Dallas Turner+6000Taliese Fuaga+6000Olumuyiwa Fashanu+6000Brock Bowers+10000Rome Odunze+10000Kool-Aid McKinstry+15000Jer'Zhan Newton+15000Cooper DeJean+15000Spencer Rattler+15000Michael Hall Jr.+15000JC Latham+20000Jeremiah Trotter Jr.+20000Javon Bullard+30000Blake Corrum+30000

No. 3 Overall Pick OddsPlayerOddsJayden Daniels+150Drake Maye+165Marvin Harrison Jr.+225Bo Nix+2200Michael Penix Jr.+3000J.J. McCarthy+3000Joe Alt+4000Olumuyiwa Fashanu+4000Laiatu Latu+5000Jared Verse+5000Dallas Turner+5000Caleb Williams+5000Taliese Fuaga+5000Malik Nabers+6000Brock Bowers+6000Michael Hall Jr.+10000JC Latham+10000Cooper DeJean+10000Rome Odunze+10000Jer'Zhan Newton+15000Spencer Rattler+15000Kool-Aid McKinstry+20000Jeremiah Trotter Jr.+20000Javon Bullard+30000Blake Corrum+30000

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Mock Draft season is upon us, and nearly every single one believes quarterbacks will go one, two and three.

Williams, Maye and Daniels are considered the cream of the crop. However, analysts state this is a stacked quarterback class compared to next year, which is supposedly quite weak. As a result, we might very well see Michael Penix Jr., Bo Nix and J.J. McCarthy picked in the first round, too. If all six are taken, it would tie the all-time record set in 1983.

We’re still months away from the draft, but early indications are that several wide receivers and offensive linemen will be taken in the top half of the draft. Marvin Harrison Jr, Rome Odunze and Malik Nabers are among the most popular wideouts, while Joe Alt, Taliese Fuaga and Olumuyiwa Fashanu are offensive linemen we’ll likely hear a ton about leading up to the draft.