7 p.m.: Check out some scenes from the NFL draft red carpet.
5 p.m.: The red carpet ceremony is about to begin. But first, here are some links to the latest draft rumors. — N.G.
Browns will take Myles Garrett at No. 1 >>
Titans have received offers for No. 5 pick >>
1:05 p.m.: Here’s a very interesting quote from Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson. Unfortunately for him, North Carolina’s Mitch Trubisky probably will be the first QB drafted. — N.G.
1 p.m.: Fans now are being let in to the Ben Franklin Parkway to take on the NFL Draft Experience, which includes cool exhibits, photos with the Lombardi Trophy, tons of food options and much more.
There’s even a band of Eagles fans. — N.G.
Noon ET: The NFL Draft is back in Philadelphia after a 56-year hiatus, and more than 100,000 fans are expected to descend upon the Ben Franklin Parkway over the next three days to witness history.
Here’s what the stage looks like. The first round will take place here Thursday night. As you can see on the left side, the Cleveland Browns will be on the clock first with the No. 1 overall pick.
In the area leading up to the draft stage, every team has a draft video board. For example, this is what the Patriots’ stand looks like.
Keep it right here for news, updates and every pick from the first round. Scroll down for a running list of the picks. — Nicholas Goss
Full List of First-Round Picks
1. Cleveland Browns:
2. San Francisco 49ers:
3. Chicago Bears:
4. Jacksonville Jaguars:
5. Tennessee Titans (from Los Angeles Rams):
6. New York Jets:
7. Los Angeles Chargers:
8. Carolina Panthers:
9. Cincinnati Bengals:
10. Buffalo Bills:
11. New Orleans Saints:
12. Cleveland Browns (from Philadelphia Eagles):
13. Arizona Cardinals:
14. Philadelphia Eagles (from Minnesota Vikings):
15. Indianapolis Colts:
16. Baltimore Ravens:
17. Washington Redskins:
18. Tennessee Titans:
19. Tampa Bay Buccaneers:
20. Denver Broncos:
21. Detroit Lions:
22. Miami Dolphins:
23. New York Giants:
24. Oakland Raiders:
25. Houston Texans:
26. Seattle Seahawks:
27. Kansas City Chiefs:
28. Dallas Cowboys:
29. Green Bay Packers:
30. Pittsburgh Steelers:
31. Atlanta Falcons:
32. New Orleans Saints (from New England Patriots):
Thumbnail photo via Nicholas Goss/NESN.com
