The 2020 NFL Draft officially kicked off last night. This year we’re witnessing history for a number of reasons. First and foremost, everything is being done remotely. Aside from fans needing to boo over Zoom rather than in person, things went pretty seamlessly. We also got to see some compelling shots of NFL coaches and GMs in their homes of varying degrees of niceness.

There was of course, Cliff Kinsbury’s mansion that drips of “I just got paid a ton of money and needed to spend it all”:

Contrast that with Jery Jones, who has always had a ton of money and just casually set up shop in a **checks notes** $250M yacht that you couldn’t tell was a yacht:

On the opposite end of the spectrum, Bruce Arians’ setup is exactly as you would imagine it to be:

I don’t think I want to know what was happening at Mike Vrabel’s place:

On the player side of things, we got to see the difference between the SEC:

And the Big Ten:

Beyond the whole seeing inside everyone’s homes thing, it was an historic night in the actual draft itself as well. The entirety of the top ten went without a single trade - a first since 2015. The first trade involved former Hawkeye Tristan Wirfs as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers saw an opportunity to get a guy expected to go top ten with the 13th pick.

Here’s a recap of the entire first round:

1. Joe Burrow, QB - Cincinnati Bengals
2. Chase Young, DE - Washington Redskins
3. Jeff Okudah, CB - Detroit Lions
4. Andrew Thomas, OT - New York Giants
5. Tua Tagovailoa, QB - Miami Dolphins
6. Justin Herbert, QB - Los Angeles Chargers
7. Derrick Brown, DT - Carolina Panthers
8. Isaiah Simmons, LB - Arizona Cardinals
9. C.J. Henderson, CB - Jacksonville Jaguars
10. Jedrick Wills, OT - Cleveland Browns
11. Mekhi Becton, OT - New York Jets
12. Henry Ruggs III, WR - Las Vegas Raiders
13. Tristan Wirfs, OT - Tampa Bay Buccaneers from Colts via 49ers
14. Javon Kinlaw, DT - San Francisco 49ers via Buccaneers
15. Jerry Jeudy, WR - Denver Broncos
16. A.J. Terrell, CB - Atlanta Falcons
17. CeeDee Lamb, WR - Dallas Cowboys
18. Austin Jackson, OT - Miami Dolphins via Steelers
19. Damon Arnette, CB - Las Vegas Raiders via Bears
20. K’Lavon Chaisson, LB - Jacksonville Jaguars via Rams
21. Jalen Reagor, WR - Philadelphia Eagles
22. Justin Jefferson, WR - Minnesota Vikings via Bills
23. Kenneth Murray, LB - Los Angeles Chargers via Patriots
24. Cesar Ruiz, C - New Orleans Saints
25. Brandon Aiyuk, WR - San Francisco 49ers via Vikings
26. Jordan Love, QB - Green Bay Packers from Texans via Dolphins
27. Jordyn Brooks, LB - Seattle Seahawks
28. Patrick Queen, LB - Baltimore Ravens
29. Isaiah Wilson, OT - Tennessee Titans
30. Noah Igbinoghene, CB - Miami Dolphins via Packers
31. Jeff Gladney, CB - Minnnesota Vikings via 49ers
32. Clyde Edwards-Helaire, RB - Kansas City Chiefs

As for tonight, there are two rounds on deck. Tristan Wirfs was the first Hawkeye off the board last night. Tonight, there are likely to be multiple Hawkeyes selected. A.J. Epenesa is sure to have his name called, though later than his scouting report would have suggested. We could also see Michael Ojemudia, Geno Stone and Nate Stanley all have their names called in these middle rounds. You can see where we project them here.

Here’s a look at the order for rounds 2 and 3 tonight:

Round 2

33. Cincinnati

34. Indianapolis (from WAS)

35. Detroit

36. NY Giants

37. New England (from LAC)

38. Carolina

39. Miami

40. Houston (from ARI)

41. Cleveland

42. Jacksonville

43. Chicago (from LV)

44. Indianapolis

45. Tampa Bay

46. Denver

47. Atlanta

48. NY Jets

49. Pittsburgh

50. Chicago

51. Dallas

52. LA Rams

53. Philadelphia

54. Buffalo

55. Baltimore (from NE via ATL)

56. Miami (from NO)

57. LA Rams (from HOU)

58. Minnesota

59. Seattle

60. Baltimore

61. Tennessee

62. Green Bay

63. Kansas City (from SF)

64. Seattle (from KC)

Round 3

65. Cincinnati

66. Washington

67. Detroit

68. NY Jets (from NYG)

69. Carolina

70. Miami

71. LA Chargers

72. Arizona

73. Jacksonville

74. Cleveland

75. Indianapolis

76. Tampa Bay

77. Denver

78. Atlanta

79. NY Jets

80. Las Vegas

81. Las Vegas (from CHI)

82. Dallas

83. Denver (from PIT)

84. LA Rams

85. Detroit (from PHI)

86. Buffalo

87. New England

88. New Orleans

89. Minnesota

90. Houston

91. Las Vegas (from SEA via HOU)

92. Baltimore

93. Tennessee

94. Green Bay

95. Denver (from SF)

96. Kansas City

97. Cleveland (from HOU)*

98. New England*

99. NY Giants*

100. New England*

101. Seattle*

102. Pittsburgh*

103. Philadelphia*

104. LA Rams*

105. Minnesota*

106. Baltimore*

*Compensatory pick

Broadcast Information

Time: 6:00 PM CST // Friday, April 24, 2020
Location: In the homes of all involved
TV: ABC, ESPN, NFL Network
Streaming: NFL App, ESPN App
Radio: TuneIn

Best of luck to all the former Hawkeyes tonight. Play nice in the comments.