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16 prospects to attend the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh

The 2026 NFL Draft is set to begin on April 23

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The 2026 NFL Draft will have some of the top talent in the draft class in attendance in Pittsburgh, Pa.

Players like LB David Bailey, CB Caleb Downs, RB Jeremiyah Love and 13 others are confirmed to be attending the draft, which is set to begin on Thursday, April 23 with the first round. The draft will continue on Friday, April 24 with Rounds 2-3, and will conclude on Saturday, April 25 with Rounds 4-7.

Three colleges – Ohio State (five players), Alabama (two) and Miami (Fla.) (two) – will have multiple players on-site. The Big Ten leads all conferences with six prospects confirmed to attend, followed by the Southeastern Conference (five), Atlantic Coast Conference (two), Big 12 (two) and Independent (one).

Check out the list of players confirmed to attend the draft:

PlayerPositionSchool
David BaileyLBTexas Tech
Rueben Bain Jr.DE Miami (Fla.)
Mansoor DelaneDBLSU
Caleb DownsDBOhio State
Keldric FaulkDEAuburn
Colton HoodDBTennessee
Makai LemonWRUSC
Jeremiyah LoveRBNotre Dame
Francis MauigoaOLMiami (Fla.)
Kayden McDonaldDTOhio State
Kadyn ProctorTAlabama
Arvell ReeseLBOhio State
Ty SimpsonQBAlabama
Sonny StylesLBOhio State
Carnell TateWROhio State
Jordyn TysonWRArizona State

2026 NFL Draft Info

When:

  • Round 1: Thursday, April 23, 8 p.m. ET
  • Rounds 2-3: Friday, April 24, 7 p.m. ET
  • Rounds 4-7: Saturday, April 25, 12 p.m. ET

Where: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Rounds: Over the course of seven rounds, there will be 257 selections, including 33 compensatory picks that were awarded to 15 teams for this year's draft. Under the rules for compensatory draft selections, a team losing more or better compensatory free agents ("CFA") than it acquires in the previous year is eligible to receive compensatory draft picks. All compensator picks take place in Rounds 3-7 based on the value of compensatory free agents lost.

As the rounds take place, the time limit per pick is adjusted. In Round 1, teams are given eight minutes per selection. In Round 2, teams have seven minutes. Then for Rounds 3-6, five minutes are allotted per pick – including compensatory picks. In Round 7, four minutes are put on the clock for each selection, including compensatory picks.

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