Where Is The 2023 NFL Draft Being Held? - AS USA - Diario AS

Reem Abdalazem Update: Apr 28th, 2022 21:32 EDTfacebooktwitterwhatsapp

The NFL Draft is an event that the world of American Football awaits annually, with 32 teams hoping for a bright future.

And while the NFL Draft has been held in New York City for decades, the event has been taking place in different locations over the last few years. With Cleveland hosting the 2021 Draft and Las Vegas hosting this year’s Draft, let’s take a look at where the upcoming ones will be held.

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Where is the 2023 NFL Draft held?

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Next year’s NFL draft is scheduled to be held in Kansas City, Missouri between April 27 and April 29. The Chiefs will be hosting the event in their home for the first time, with most of the action taking place at Kansas City’s Union Station and World War I Museum and Memorial.

Kathy Nelson, President and CEO of the Kansas City Sports Commission, said “This will be one of the biggest and most-anticipated professional sporting events our city has hosted. Not only will fans from around the country be traveling to experience the NFL Draft and NFL Draft Experience, but millions of viewers will see Kansas City in the national spotlight ...”

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