What channel is the NFL Draft on tonight? TV, streaming, time

A look at the Packers picks in the 2026 draft, complete with the estimated time of selection, based on the past five drafts:

• No. 52 (second round), 7:35 p.m. CT April 24
• No. 84 (third round), 9:27 p.m. April 24
• No. 120 (fourth round), 11:57 a.m. April 25
• No. 153 (fifth round, from Philadelphia through Atlanta), 1:33 p.m. April 25
• No. 160 (fifth round), 2:51 p.m. April 25
• No. 201 (sixth round), 3:52 p.m. April 25*
• No. 236 (sixth round), 5:16 p.m. April 25*
• No. 255 (seventh round, compensatory pick), 5:59 p.m. April 25*

* displays time pick was made in 2025 draft in lieu of average time for previous five drafts; the chaotic nature of later rounds makes timing less predictable.

Why don't the Packers have a first-round pick?

Green Bay traded its first-round pick to Dallas for both this year and next year as part of the exchange to acquire Micah Parsons. The Cowboys will have pick No. 20, which otherwise would have gone to Green Bay.

What's the first-round NFL draft order?

The Las Vegas Raiders will make the first selection in the first round, and the first night closes with the Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks getting a shot.

• 1. Las Vegas Raiders
• 2. New York Jets
• 3. Arizona Cardinals
• 4. Tennessee Titans
• 5. New York Giants
• 6. Cleveland Browns
• 7. Washington Commanders
• 8. New Orleans Saints
• 9. Kansas City Chiefs
• 10. New York Giants
• 11. Miami Dolphins
• 12. Dallas Cowboys
• 13. Los Angeles Rams
• 14. Baltimore Ravens
• 15. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• 16. New York Jets
• 17. Detroit Lions
• 18. Minnesota Vikings
• 19. Carolina Panthers
• 20. Dallas Cowboys
• 21. Pittsburgh Steelers
• 22. Los Angeles Chargers
• 23. Philadelphia Eagles
• 24. Cleveland Browns
• 25. Chicago Bears
• 26. Buffalo Bills
• 27. San Francisco 49ers
• 28. Houston Texans
• 29. Kansas City Chiefs
• 30. Miami Dolphins
• 31. New England Patriots
• 32. Seattle Seahawks

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Will any University of Wisconsin players be drafted?

Wisconsin wide receiver Vinny Anthony II (8) scores a touchdown on a 14-yard run as Middle Tennessee linebacker Parker Hughes (9) looks on during the third quarter of the game Saturday, September 6, 2025 at Camp Randall Stadium in Madison, Wisconsin.

It'll be slim pickings from Wisconsin this year, though it's pretty likely edge rusher/linebacker Mason Reiger will hear his name called at some point over the weekend. Wide receiver Vinny Anthony II is also in the mix, though don't confuse him with Duke edge rusher Vincent Anthony Jr.

Perhaps tight end Lance Mason can also sneak into the last round.

Former Badgers wide receiver Skyler Bell, who had a breakout All-American season at UConn, could be a top-100 selection. He spent three seasons at UW.

Marquette University High School tight end Riley Nowakowski, who spent five years with the Badgers program before finishing his career with national-champion Indiana, should also hear his name.

Billy Schrauth, a guard who played high school football at St. Mary's Springs in Fond du Lac and then attended Notre Dame, could get taken as early as Day 2.

There are some other notable names in the seven-round mock draft put together by ESPN's Jordan Reid. Former UW offensive lineman Nolan Rucci, who finished his career at Penn State, gets taken in the seventh round, as does Arrowhead High School alumnus Max Bredeson, a fullback from Michigan. Max's brother, Ben, has six years of NFL experience.

Reid also has tight end Tanner Koziol, who committed to Wisconsin briefly last year through the transfer portal but then left for Houston before the season began, as a seventh-rounder.

Where is the 2027 NFL Draft?

The 2027 draft is scheduled to take place on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

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