How much do NFL Draft 2023 tickets cost? All you need to know ahead of the Kansas City event

The National WWI Museum and Memorial, Union Station, will be the setting for the 2023 NFL Draft, which will bring together enthusiasts to commemorate one of football's most cherished and anticipated events.

Fans are welcome to attend the three-day celebration. All three days of this year's NFL Draft are free for them to attend. Fans must download the NFL's OnePass app to get a shot at getting draft tickets, and as the draft draws nearer, they can learn more.

Those fortunate enough to obtain a ticket will enjoy the NFL Draft Experience, an immersive theme park with photo ops and signature signings. After each day, there will be free shows at the NFL Draft Theater, where all the on-stage festivities happen.

Where can you watch the NFL Draft?

NFL Network and ESPN both have television coverage of all seven draft rounds. Ensure to sign up for a FuboTV subscription or even a free trial if you want streaming choices. Moreover, ESPN+ and the NFL’s official website both offer streaming alternatives.

What is the newest NFL draft order for 2023?

Remember that the NFL draft is all about balancing or ensuring that each team has an equal opportunity to succeed. Hence, the club's draft picks are determined by their performances in the preceding season. The Super Bowl champion chooses last. The worst teams have the opportunity to choose first and immediately raise the quality of their players

With trades, the rankings can undoubtedly fluctuate as teams try to gain or lose ground. Other draft picks and active NFL players are typically used for deal security.

The most recent order for Round 1 in 2023 is shown here:

#1 - Carolina Panthers (from Chicago Bears)

#2 - Houston Texans

#3 - Arizona Cardinals

#4 - Indianapolis Colts

#5 - Seattle Seahawks (from Denver Broncos)

#6 - Detroit Lions (from Los Angeles Rams)

#7 - Las Vegas Raiders

#8 - Atlanta Falcons

#9 - Chicago Bears (from the Panthers)

#10 - Philadelphia Eagles (from New Orleans Saints)

#11 - Tennessee Titans

#12 - Houston Texans (from Cleveland Browns)

#13 - New York Jets

#14 - New England Patriots

#15 - Green Bay Packers

#16 - Washington Commanders

#17 - Pittsburgh Steelers

#18 - Detroit Lions

#19 - Tampa Bay Buccaneers

#20 - Seattle Seahawks

#21 - Los Angeles Chargers

#22 - Baltimore Ravens

#23 - Minnesota Vikings

#24 - Jacksonville Jaguars

#25 - New York Giants

#26 - Dallas Cowboys

#27 - Buffalo Bills

#28 - Cincinnati Bengals

#29 - New Orleans Saints (from San Francisco 49ers through Miami Dolphins and the Broncos)

#30 - Philadelphia Eagles

#31 - Kansas City Chiefs