NFL Draft to be fully remote in 2020

The 2020 NFL draft to be fully remote

Heston Curry 4/9/2020

The NFL draft in 2020 will not take place in Las Vegas like many were hoping for. Instead, the draft will literally take place not in war rooms and a stage, but NFL owners living rooms and homes with of course representatives in NFL team war rooms. For draft preparations, the NFL is preparing to start a pre draft mock draft to test internet networks for the upcoming draft. But the hope watching Joe Burrow get drafted first overall in front of a large crowd in Las Vegas sadly enough is not going to be a sight at the draft.

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