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The first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday night was full of surprises.
The Jacksonville Jaguars were the two biggest ones, with Heisman Trophy winners Travis Hunter and Chedure Sanders withdrawing a massive trade that was not selected in the first round.
The Jaguars kicked off the night with bangs, running a huge trade to rise for the hunters. The Jaguar traded the fifth overall pick, second round pick, fourth round pick and 2026 first round pick in exchange for the Cleveland Browns’ second overall pick, four round pick and sixth pick.
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Colorado wide receiver Travis Hunter, right, embraces NFL commissioner Roger Goodell after being selected for the Jacksonville Jaguars in the first round of the NFL Football Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
Dynamic Hunters are relied on becoming an instant star for the Jaguar team, which lacks star power.
The New York Giants made a splash when they traded back to the first round with the Houston Texans to choose Jackson Dart from Ole Miss instead of Sanders.
The Giants traded a pick in the second round (No. 34 overall), one of their third picks (No. 99), and a pick in the third round next year to score the 25th overall pick and the Select Darts.
Shortly after the Giants scored a Texans pick, the Atlanta Falcons were also traded for the first round. The Falcons traded a second round pick (No. 46), a seventh pick and next year’s first round pick for the Los Angeles Rams for a No. 26 overall and a third round pick for this year’s third round.
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Miami quarterback Come Ward will pos on Thursday, April 24, 2025 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, after being selected for the Tennessee Titans on his first overall pick in the first round of the NFL Football Draft. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
The final deal of the night came from two teams who competed in the Super Bowl over two months ago.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs traded picks. The Chiefs got their fifth pick from the No. 32 and the Eagles.
Below are all the selections from the first round of the NFL Draft:
Tennessee Titans, No. 1 Overall Pick – Comeward, Quarterback, Miami
Jacksonville Jaguars, No. 2 overall pick – Travis Hunter, cornerback/wide receiver, Colorado
New York Giants, No. 3 General Picks – Abdul Carter, Edge Rusher, Pennsylvania
New England Patriots, No. 4 overall pick – Will Campbell, left tackle, LSU
Cleveland Browns, No. 5 Overall Picks – Mason Graham, defensive tackle, Michigan
Las Vegas Raiders, No. 6 Overall Picks – Ashton Janti, Running Back, Boise State
New York Jets, No. 7 Overall Picks – Armand Membou, left tackle, Mizzou
Carolina Panthers, No. 8 Overall Picks – Tetaroa Macmillan, wide receiver, Arizona
New Orleans Saints, No. 9 Overall Picks – Kelvin Banks Jr., left tackle, Texas
Giants Draft Jackson Dirt Smash Trade, then back to the first round
Boise State runs Ashton Jeanti in Green Bay, Wisconsin on Thursday, April 24, 2025, after being selected by the Las Vegas Raiders on the sixth overall pick in the first round of the NFL Football Draft. (AP Photo/Jeff Roberson)
Chicago Bears, No. 10 General Picks – Colston Loveland, Tight End, Michigan
San Francisco 49ers, No. 11 Overall Picks – Michael Williams, Edge Rush, Georgia
Dallas Cowboys, No. 12 General Picks – Tyler Booker, Guard, Alabama
Miami Dolphins, No. 13 overall picks – Kenneth Grant, defensive tackle, Michigan
Indianapolis Colts, No. 14 General Picks – Tyler Warren, Tight End, Pennsylvania
Atlanta Falcons, No. 15 overall picks – Georgia Defense Edge, Jaron Walker,
Arizona Cardinals, No. 16 overall picks – Walter Noren, defensive tackle, Olemis
Cincinnati Bengals, No. 17 Overall Picks – Shemmer Stewart, Defensive Edge, Texas A&M
Seattle Seahawks, No. 18 General Picks – Glaza Bell, Guard, North Dakota
Tampa Bay Buccaneers, No. 19 General Picks – Emeka Egbuka, Ohio Wide Receiver
Denver Broncos, No. 20 General Picks – Jahdae Barron, Texas Cornerback
Mika Parsons raises his eyebrows in response to the Cowboys’ first round draft pick
Mississippi Rebel quarterback Jaxson Dart (2) warms up before Taxslayer Gator Bowl at Everbank Stadium in Jacksonville, Florida on Thursday, January 2, 2025. (Corey Perrine/Florida Times-Union)
Pittsburgh Steelers, No. 21 Overall Picks – Derrick Harmon, Oregon Defence Tackle
Los Angeles Chargers, No. 22 General Picks – Omarion Hampton, Running Back, North Carolina
Green Bay Packers, No. 23 Overall Picks – Matthew Golden, Wide Receiver, Texas
Minnesota Viking, No. 24 Overall Picks – Donovan Jackson, Ohio State Guard
New York Giants, No. 25 overall picks – Jackson Dirt, QB, Olemis
Atlanta Falcons, No. 26 Overall Picks – James Pierce Jr., Edge Rush, Tennessee
Baltimore Ravens, No. 27 General Picks – Malaki Starks, Safety, Georgia
Detroit Lions, No. 28 Overall Picks – Ty Lake Williams, Ohio State Defence Tackle
Commander Washington, No. 29 Overall Picks – Josh Connery Jr., Oregon State Attack Tackle
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December 28, 2024; San Antonio, Texas, USA; Colorado Buffalo quarterback Chedure Sanders (2) warms up before his match against the Brigham Young Cougars at the Alamodome. (Troy Taormina-Immagn image)
Buffalo Bills, No. 30 overall picks – Maxwell Hairston, cornerback, Kentucky
Philadelphia Eagles, No. 31 Overall Picks, Jihad Campbell, Linebacker, Alabama
Kansas City Chiefs, No. 32 overall picks, Josh Simons, Ohio State offensive tackle
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