Thirteen prospects have confirmed their attendance for the 2024 NFL Draft in Detroit, set to begin on April 25. Among them are three top quarterback prospects and three elite wide receivers.
Leading the list of quarterbacks is Caleb Williams from USC, followed by LSU’s Jayden Daniels and North Carolina’s Drake Maye. Speculations suggest that these three talented quarterbacks could potentially be the first three picks in the draft, with Chicago, Washington, and New England holding the top picks and in need of quarterbacks.
The trio of wide receivers expected to make waves in the draft includes Marvin Harrison Jr. from Ohio State, Malik Nabers from LSU, and Rome Odunze from Washington. All three receivers are projected to be chosen within the top-10 selections.
Additionally, the draft is shaping up to be rich in offensive talent, with standout players like Alabama’s J.C. Latham and LSU’s Brian Thomas Jr. also accepting invitations to attend.
While the offensive side of the draft is strong, five of the 13 attendees are defensive players. Among them are edge rushers Dallas Turner from Alabama, Laiatu Latu from UCLA, and Darius Robinson from Missouri. Of particular note is Robinson, who hails from Michigan and will have a special homecoming during the draft.
Alabama cornerback Terrion Arnold and Toledo cornerback Quinyon Mitchell are also expected to make an impact at the draft. Mitchell aims to become the highest-drafted player from Toledo since 1993, while Arnold looks to continue his success from the Crimson Tide.
The 2024 NFL Draft promises to be an exciting event with a mix of offensive and defensive talent on display.
