Full 2020 NFL Draft order on day 1

The 2020 NFL Draft gets underway Thursday evening at 8 p.m. ET, and by Saturday evening, 255 picks will have been made. A whole host of trades have been made, and plenty more are set to come. For the time being, below we have posted an updated complete draft order as of early Thursday morning.

Even before draft day, we’ve already seen six first round picks traded. Here is a look at the deals that set up the first round order heading into draft day:

No. 13: 49ers acquire from Colts for DeForest Buckner
No. 18: Dolphins acquire from Steelers in Minkah Fitzpatrick trade
No. 19: Raiders acquire from Bears in Khalil Mack trade
No. 20: Jaguars acquire from Rams in Jalen Ramsey trade
No. 22: Vikings acquire from Bills in Stefon Diggs trade
No. 26: Dolphins acquire from Texans in Laremy Tunsil, Kenny Stills trade

This year’s draft is unique in its being entirely virtual, but even with some technological hurdles, we will see first round trades. It might be fewer than normal, but there will probably be at least three or four such trades — if not more.

The most recent trade to shake up the draft board was Tuesday’s Rob Gronkowski deal. Gronk decided he wanted to unretire and play with Tom Brady, so the Patriots traded him and a seventh round pick to the Buccaneers for a fourth round pick.

Here is the most up to date draft board heading into Thursday’s first round. We’ll update as trades happen heading into 8 p.m. After that, we’ll have a separate tracker as picks and in-draft trades happen.