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Key Dates and Locations for the NFL Draft

All fans of the Kansas City Chiefs should mark their calendars for the exciting 2024 NFL Draft, which will take place in the vibrant setting of Campus Martius Park and Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan. This highly anticipated event is scheduled for Thursday through Saturday, presenting a fantastic opportunity for fans to witness the future stars of football being selected.

The draft coverage kicks off with the preliminary rounds starting at 7 p.m. on Thursday. Following that, the second and third rounds will commence at 6 p.m. on Friday, leading into the final rounds from 11 a.m. on Saturday. Remember, these times are based on Arrowhead Time, so plan accordingly!

The weather is expected to be welcoming for attendees, with clear skies and temperatures in the low 50s on Thursday night. However, anticipate increasing cloud cover on Friday, along with chances of showers on Friday night and Saturday afternoon, so dress appropriately for the conditions.

Comprehensive Broadcast Coverage for the Draft

The NFL Network and NFL+ will provide in-depth coverage throughout the draft, featuring a talented lineup of analysts including Rich Eisen, Daniel Jeremiah, Charles Davis, Joel Klatt, Ian Rapoport, and Kaylee Hartung. On Thursday, Kurt Warner will join the team, while Peter Schrager will step in on Friday and Saturday to offer his insights.

ESPN will also be broadcasting extensive coverage with notable figures such as Mike Greenberg, Mel Kiper Jr., Booger McFarland, Louis Riddick, Adam Schefter, and Molly McGrath providing commentary on Thursday and Friday. While the primary broadcast will air on ESPN on Thursday, coverage will switch to ESPN2 for Friday’s events. Saturday will see a return to ESPN with Rece Davis and his expert team.

ABC (specifically KMBC/9 in Kansas City) will offer extensive analysis with hosts such as Davis, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard, Nick Saban, Field Yates, Laura Rutledge, and Pete Thamel during the first two days. On Saturday, ABC will simulcast ESPN’s coverage, ensuring fans have access to all the action.

ESPN Deportes, DirecTV, Fubo, and Plex will also provide full coverage of the draft across all three days, allowing fans to follow every pick and analysis from their preferred platforms.

For those who prefer radio coverage, Westwood One Radio, ESPN Radio, and Sirius XM NFL Radio (channel 88) will be delivering play-by-play coverage, ensuring fans don’t miss a moment of the action.

Understanding Draft Time Limits for Teams

During the preliminary rounds of the draft, teams will have a maximum of 10 minutes to make their selections. This time limit will decrease to 7 minutes in the second round and 5 minutes from the third through sixth rounds. In the final seventh round, teams will be restricted to 4 minutes per selection. It’s crucial for teams to be strategic, as failing to submit a pick within the allotted time will result in the forfeiture of that pick, allowing the next team to proceed on the clock.

Media Access and Press Opportunities for the Chiefs

After the preliminary rounds conclude on Thursday night, media representatives will have the opportunity to question Kansas City Chiefs head coach Andy Reid and general manager Brett Veach. Additionally, assistant general manager Mike Borgonzi will be available for interviews following the third round on Friday night, providing insights into the team’s draft strategy. On Saturday, field scouts will also be accessible to reporters after selections are made, making it a valuable time for media coverage.

Moreover, we anticipate that all newly acquired players by the Chiefs will participate in their first media sessions shortly after being selected, giving fans a chance to get to know the newest members of the team.

All press opportunities will be conducted via Zoom, allowing for broader access and participation. We plan to cover all media interactions on Arrowhead Pride, ensuring fans stay informed about the latest developments.

Chiefs’ Draft Selections for 2024

• Round 1, Pick 32
• Round 2, Pick 64
• Round 3, Pick 95
• Round 4, Pick 131
• Round 5, Pick 159 (from Cowboys)
• Round 5, Pick 173 (comp choice)
• Round 7, Pick 221 (from Titans)

Arrowhead Pride’s consensus top 100 draft prospect rankings offer insights into which players might be selected.

Comprehensive Breakdown of the 2024 Draft Picks

In 2024, a total of 257 picks will be made over the course of 7 rounds during the NFL Draft. Each of the league’s 32 teams is allocated one pick in each round; however, the Miami Dolphins have forfeited their third-round pick due to violations of league regulations. Additionally, 32 compensatory picks will be distributed to teams based on their gains and losses during the 2023 free agency period, which will be added to the ends of the third through seventh rounds. Furthermore, two special compensatory picks have been added to the end of the third round to reward teams that employed a minority candidate as a head coach or general manager in another organization.

Complete Draft Order for 2024

Round 1 Draft Selections

Round 2 Draft Selections

• 33. Carolina Panthers
• 34. New England Patriots
• 35. Arizona Cardinals
• 36. Washington Commanders
• 37. Los Angeles Chargers
• 38. Tennessee Titans
• 39. Carolina Panthers (from N.Y. Giants)
• 40. Washington Commanders (from Chicago)
• 41. Green Bay Packers (from N.Y. Jets)
• 42. Houston Texans (from Minnesota)
• 43. Atlanta Falcons
• 44. Las Vegas Raiders
• 45. New Orleans Saints (from Denver)
• 46. Indianapolis Colts
• 47. New York Giants (from Seattle)
• 48. Jacksonville Jaguars
• 49. Cincinnati Bengals
• 50. Philadelphia Eagles (from New Orleans)
• 51. Pittsburgh Steelers
• 52. Los Angeles Rams
• 53. Philadelphia Eagles
• 54. Cleveland Browns
• 55. Miami Dolphins
• 56. Dallas Cowboys
• 57. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• 58. Green Bay Packers
• 59. Houston Texans
• 60. Buffalo Bills
• 61. Detroit Lions
• 62. Baltimore Ravens
• 63. San Francisco 49ers
• 64. Kansas City Chiefs

Round 3 Draft Selections

• 65. Carolina Panthers
• 66. Arizona Cardinals
• 67. Washington Commanders
• 68. New England Patriots
• 69. Los Angeles Chargers
• 70. New York Giants
• 71. Arizona Cardinals (from Tennessee)
• 72. New York Jets
• 73. Detroit Lions (from Minnesota)
• 74. Atlanta Falcons
• 75. Chicago Bears
• 76. Denver Broncos
• 77. Las Vegas Raiders
• 78. Washington Commanders (from Seattle)
• 79. Atlanta Falcons (from Jacksonville)
• 80. Cincinnati Bengals
• 81. Seattle Seahawks (from New Orleans through Denver)
• 82. Indianapolis Colts
• 83. Los Angeles Rams
• 84. Pittsburgh Steelers
• 85. Cleveland Browns
• 86. Houston Texans (from Philadelphia)
• 87. Dallas Cowboys
• 88. Green Bay Packers
• 89. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• 90. Arizona Cardinals (from Houston)
• 91. Green Bay Packers (from Buffalo)
• 92. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (from Detroit)
• 93. Baltimore Ravens
• 94. San Francisco 49ers
• 95. Kansas City Chiefs
• 96. Jacksonville Jaguars (comp choice)
• 97. Cincinnati Bengals (comp choice)
• 98. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Philadelphia; comp choice)
• 99. Los Angeles Rams (unique comp choice)
• 100. Washington Commanders (from San Francisco; unique comp choice)

Round 4 Draft Selections

• 101. Carolina Panthers
• 102. Seattle Seahawks (from Washington)
• 103. New England Patriots
• 104. Arizona Cardinals
• 105. Los Angeles Chargers
• 106. Tennessee Titans
• 107. New York Giants
• 108. Minnesota Vikings
• 109. Atlanta Falcons
• 110. Los Angeles Chargers (from Chicago)
• 111. New York Jets
• 112. Las Vegas Raiders
• 113. Baltimore Ravens (from Denver through N.Y. Jets)
• 114. Jacksonville Jaguars
• 115. Cincinnati Bengals
• 116. Jacksonville Jaguars (from New Orleans)
• 117. Indianapolis Colts
• 118. Seattle Seahawks
• 119. Pittsburgh Steelers
• 120. Philadelphia Eagles (from L.A. Rams through Pittsburgh)
• 121. Denver Broncos (from Miami)
• 122. Chicago Bears (from Philadelphia)
• 123. Houston Texans (from Cleveland)
• 124. San Francisco 49ers (from Dallas)
• 125. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• 126. Green Bay Packers
• 127. Houston Texans
• 128. Buffalo Bills
• 129. Minnesota Vikings (from Detroit)
• 130. Baltimore Ravens
• 131. Kansas City Chiefs
• 132. San Francisco 49ers (comp choice)
• 133. Buffalo Bills (comp choice)
• 134. New York Jets (from Baltimore; comp choice)
• 135. San Francisco 49ers

Round 5 Draft Selections

• 136. Denver Broncos (from Carolina through Cleveland)
• 137. New England Patriots
• 138. Arizona Cardinals
• 139. Washington Commanders
• 140. Los Angeles Chargers
• 141. Carolina Panthers (from N.Y. Giants)
• 142. Carolina Panthers (from Tennessee)
• 143. Atlanta Falcons
• 144. Buffalo Bills (from Chicago)
• 145. Denver Broncos (from N.Y. Jets)
• 146. Tennessee Titans (from Minnesota through Philadelphia)
• 147. Denver Broncos
• 148. Las Vegas Raiders
• 149. Cincinnati Bengals
• 150. New Orleans Saints
• 151. Indianapolis Colts
• 152. Washington Commanders (from Seattle)
• 153. Jacksonville Jaguars
• 154. Los Angeles Rams
• 155. Los Angeles Rams (from Pittsburgh)
• 156. Cleveland Browns (from Philadelphia through Arizona)
• 157. Minnesota Vikings (from Cleveland)
• 158. Miami Dolphins
• 159. Kansas City Chiefs (from Dallas)
• 160. Buffalo Bills (from Green Bay)
• 161. Philadelphia Eagles (from Tampa Bay)
• 162. Arizona Cardinals (from Houston)
• 163. Buffalo Bills
• 164. Detroit Lions
• 165. Baltimore Ravens
• 166. New York Giants (from San Francisco through Carolina)
• 167. Minnesota Vikings (from Kansas City)
• 168. New Orleans Saints (comp choice)
• 169. Green Bay Packers (comp choice)
• 170. New Orleans Saints (comp choice)
• 171. Philadelphia Eagles (comp choice)
• 172. Philadelphia Eagles (comp choice)
• 173. Kansas City Chiefs (comp choice)
• 174. Dallas Cowboys (comp choice)
• 175. New Orleans Saints (comp choice)
• 176. San Francisco 49ers (comp choice)

Round 6 Draft Selections

• 177. Minnesota Vikings (from Carolina through Jacksonville)
• 178. Pittsburgh Steelers (from Arizona through Carolina)
• 179. Seattle Seahawks (from Washington)
• 180. New England Patriots
• 181. Los Angeles Chargers
• 182. Tennessee Titans (reacquired through Philadelphia)
• 183. New York Giants
• 184. Miami Dolphins (from Chicago)
• 185. New York Jets
• 186. Arizona Cardinals (from Minnesota)
• 187. Atlanta Falcons
• 188. Houston Texans (from Las Vegas through New England and Minnesota)
• 189. Houston Texans (from Denver through L.A. Rams and Buffalo)
• 190. New Orleans Saints
• 191. Indianapolis Colts
• 192. Seattle Seahawks
• 193. New England Patriots (from Jacksonville)
• 194. Cincinnati Bengals
• 195. Pittsburgh Steelers
• 196. Los Angeles Rams
• 197. Atlanta Falcons (from Cleveland)
• 198. Miami Dolphins
• 199. New Orleans Saints (from Philadelphia)
• 200. Buffalo Bills (from Dallas through Houston)
• 201. Detroit Lions (from Tampa Bay)
• 202. Green Bay Packers

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