Are you ready for the 2024 NFL draft? The Green Bay Packers have 11 picks in this year's showcase; here's everything to know about the event.

When does the NFL draft take place?

The 2024 NFL draft runs April 25-27.

What time will the NFL draft picks start?

• The first round takes place Thursday, April 25. Drafting starts at 7 p.m. CT.

• Rounds 2 and 3 will air Friday, April 26, starting at 6 p.m. CT.

• Rounds 4-7 will air Saturday, April 27, starting at 11 a.m. CT.

Where is the NFL draft taking place?

The 2024 draft will take place at Campus Martius Park and Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan. It's the last draft before Green Bay hosts the 2025 installment next April. The 2023 draft welcomed more than 312,000 fans to Kansas City and drew 54 million viewers.

How can I watch the NFL draft on TV?

All three days of the event will be simulcast on ESPN, ABC and the NFL Network, though all three will have different broadcasters. ESPN Deportes also will air the draft with Spanish-language coverage.

When do the Green Bay Packers make their first pick in the NFL draft

The Green Bay Packers select with the 25th pick in the first round. Estimated time of selection Thursday night is 10:06 p.m. CT.

What other picks do the Green Bay Packers have in the NFL draft?

Green Bay should make four picks Friday; here they are with estimated times of selection based on an average of the five previous drafts.

• Round 2: No. 41 (6:49 p.m. CT)

• Round 2: No. 58 (8:03 p.m. CT)

• Round 3: No. 88 (9:44 p.m. CT)

• Round 3: No. 91 (9:52 p.m. CT)

The Packers have six remaining picks Saturday, including in round 4 (No. 125), round 5 (No. 168), round 6 (No. 201 and 2019) and round 7 (No. 245 and 255).

Who has the first pick in the NFL draft?

The rival Chicago Bears have the first overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft, and popular consensus indicates that the Bears will draft USC quarterback Caleb Williams with that selection. The Bears cleared the runway for that pick when they traded Justin Fields to Pittsburgh in March.

The Bears acquired that pick last year after trading the No. 1 overall selection in 2023 to Carolina (who took Bryce Young). It means the Bears also have their own pick, the No. 9 selection, for 2024.

Here's the rundown of first-round picks:

1. Chicago Bears (from Carolina)

2. Washington Commanders

3. New England Patriots

4. Arizona Cardinals

5. Los Angeles Chargers

6. New York Giants

7. Tennessee Titans

8. Atlanta Falcons

9. Chicago Bears

10. New York Jets

11. Minnesota Vikings

12. Denver Broncos

13. Las Vegas Raiders

14. New Orleans Saints

15. Indianapolis Colts

16. Seattle Seahawks

17. Jacksonville Jaguars

18. Cincinnati Bengals

19. Los Angeles Rams

20. Pittsburgh Steelers

21. Miami Dolphins

22. Philadelphia Eagles

23. Minnesota Vikings (from Cleveland through Houston)

24. Dallas Cowboys

25. Green Bay Packers

26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers

27. Arizona Cardinals (from Houston)

28. Buffalo Bills

29. Detroit Lions

30. Baltimore Ravens

31. San Francisco 49ers

32. Kansas City Chiefs

Who are the other top players in the NFL draft?

Williams isn't the only top quarterback in the field, with Michigan's J.J. McCarthy, North Carolina's Drake Maye and LSU's Jayden Daniels likely to get taken early. It's possible one of those players falls to the Vikings at No. 11, which would give Green Bay two division rivals with fresh quarterbacks.

Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison also is regarded as one of the best prospects in the draft, as is Notre Dame tackle Joe Alt, LSU wide receiver Malik Nabers and Oregon State offensive lineman Taliese Fuaga.

Who are the possibilities for the Green Bay Packers at No. 25?

Mock drafts have connected a number of names to the Packers, including Iowa defensive back Cooper DeJean, Alabama cornerback Kool-Aid McKinstry and offensive linemen such as Graham Barton of Duke, Amarius Mims of Georgia, Tyler Guyton of Oklahoma and Oregon's Jackson Powers-Johnson.

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Are any Wisconsin players expected to go early in the draft?

The University of Wisconsin doesn't have any first-round prospects, but Alabama right tackle JC Latham, an Oak Creek native who started his high school career at Catholic Memorial in Waukesha before relocating to the IMG Academy in Florida, should be among those hearing his name in the first round. There's an outside chance Latham is available for the Packers at No. 25.

UW's top prospects in the draft are running back Braelon Allen and offensive lineman Tanor Bortolini, natives of Fond du Lac and Kewaunee, respectively. They both have a chance to hear their name toward the end of Day 2 or early on Day 3.

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How much time do teams get between picks in the NFL draft?

In the first round, teams have 10 minutes per pick. It's 7 minutes per pick in the second round and 5 minutes per pick for rounds 3-6. In round 7, it speeds up to 4 minutes between picks.

What happens if a team runs out of time?

The clock starts once a team hands over its card to make a pick. If the clock expires before the next team hands over its card, then the next team in line has a chance to make a selection before the tardy team. The procrastinating team can still make its pick at any time, but teams are able to jump them in line if they're quick enough.

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