NFL Draft In Cleveland To Honor Legends, Current And Future Stars

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With the NFL Draft scheduled to begin in Cleveland on April 29, excitement continues to build around one of football’s most watched off-season events.

In addition to young prospects preparing for the moment of a lifetime, current stars and legends of the league will also be on hand, bridging the gap between the game’s greats and a whole new generation.

NFL legends and active players will add to the draft excitement by announcing various selections in Cleveland. Players will represent their clubs regardless of whether the team possesses a Round 2 or Round 3 pick.

Fifty-eight prospects – 13 on-site in Cleveland and 45 virtually – are confirmed to participate in the draft, along with a host of NFL Legends and current stars.

Alabama will have nine draft-eligible players participating while four schools – LSU, Miami (Fla.), Penn State and USC – will each have three players taking part. The Southeastern Conference leads all conferences with 21 prospects confirmed to participate in the event.

The players confirmed to participate virtually will be featured on the NFL Draft television broadcast as well as across the NFL Media landscape. In total, 90 players will participate in the NFL Draft, including 32 current players and legends.

The NFL Draft will also be partnering with Cleveland officials and organizations for a series of events beginning April 27. See the full list of events here.

Check out the players and legends confirmed to make virtual or in-person appearances during the NFL Draft below.

Players confirmed to attend this year’s NFL Draft on-site in Cleveland:

C. Barmore	Alabama	Greg Rousseau	Miami
Ja’Marr Chase	LSU	Rashawn Slater	Northwestern
Caleb Farley	Virginia Tech	Devonta Smith	Alabama
Mac Jones	Alabama	Patrick Surtain II	Alabama
Trey Lance	N. Dakota State	Jaylen Waddle	Alabama
Micah Parsons	Penn State	Zach Wilson	BYU
Kyle Pitts	Florida

Players confirmed to participate virtually in Draft festivities:

Carlos Basham	Wake Forest	Jalen Mayfield	Michigan
Rashod Bateman	Minnesota	Quinn Meinerz	Wisconsin-Whitewater
Nick Bolton	Missouri	Trevon Moehrig	TCU
Tyson Campbell	Georgia	Elijah Moore	Mississippi
Andre Cisco	Syracuse	Rondale Moore	Purdue
Samuel Cosmi	Texas	Dylan Moses	Alabama
Jabril Cox	LSU	Greg Newsome	Northwestern
Christian Darrisaw	V. Tech	Azeez Ojulari	Georgia
Jamin Davis	Kentucky	Joseph Ossai	Texas
Wyatt Davis	Ohio State	Jayson Oweh	Penn State
Landon Dickerson	Alabama	J. Owusu-Koramoah	Notre Dame
Travis Etienne	Clemson	Kwity Paye	Michigan
Justin Fields	Ohio State	Ronnie Perkins	Oklahoma
Pat Freiermuth	Penn State	Jaelan Phillips	Miami (Fla.)
Najee Harris	Alabama	Penei Sewell	Oregon
Jevon Holland	Oregon	Trey Smith	Tennessee
Jaycee Horn	South Carolina	Amon-Ra St. Brown	USC
Creed Humphrey	Oklahoma	Chazz Surratt	North Carolina
Brevin Jordan	Miami (Fla.)	Kadarius Toney	Florida
Trevor Lawrence	Clemson	Tommy Tremble	Notre Dame
Alex Leatherwood	Alabama	Jay Tufele	USC
Hunter Long	Boston College	Alijah Vera-Tucker	USC
Terrace Marshall	LSU

Players and Legends scheduled to make selections on Night 2 of this year’s NFL Draft:

Arizona Cardinals	Kelvin Beachum	Las Vegas Raiders	Alec Ingold
Atlanta Falcons	Chris Lindstrom	Los Angeles Chargers	Hank Bauer
Baltimore Ravens	Jacoby Jones	Los Angeles Rams	Orlando Pace
Buffalo Bills	Joe DeLamielleure	Miami Dolphins	Byron Jones
Carolina Panthers	Kemp Rasmussen	Minnesota Vikings	John Randle
Chicago Bears	Rashied Davis	New England Patriots	Stanley Morgan
Cincinnati Bengals	Anthony Muñoz	New Orleans Saints	Demario Davis
Cleveland Browns	Myles Garrett	New York Giants	Darius Slayton
Dallas Cowboys	Drew Pearson	New York Jets	Laveranues Coles
Denver Broncos	Billy Thompson	Philadelphia Eagles	Mike Golic
Detroit Lions	Frank Ragnow	Pittsburgh Steelers	Franco Harris
Green Bay Packers	Rashan Gary	San Francisco 49ers	Jaquiski Tartt
Houston Texans	Chester Pitts	Seattle Seahawks	Mack Strong
Indianapolis Colts	Antoine Bethea	Tampa Bay Buccaneers	Jimmie Giles
Jack. Jaguars	Kevin Hardy	Tennessee Titans	Michael Griffin
Kansas City Chiefs	Will Shields	Washington Football Team	Monte Coleman