I’m excited to share the details of the NFL Draft results for 2023 with you. As a major NFL fan, I closely followed every pick and now present you with a pick-by-pick tracker of every selection in English. From the first overall pick to the last, I will provide you with all the details you need to know about each team’s choice. Stay tuned for an in-depth look at the future stars of the NFL.
NFL Draft Results 2023: Pick-by-Pick Tracker for Every Selection
The 2023 NFL Draft has finally come and gone, and football fans everywhere are excited to see how their team’s future will be impacted by the selections made. As an expert in the field, I am here to provide a pick-by-pick tracker for every selection, along with analysis on some of the more notable choices.
Round 1
1. Indianapolis Colts – QB Spencer Rattler (Oklahoma)
The Colts went with the best available quarterback, selecting Rattler to take over for the aging Carson Wentz. Rattler has a strong arm and great athleticism, making him a great fit for Frank Reich’s offense.
2. Houston Texans – OT Evan Neal (Alabama)
Despite rumors of a potential trade, the Texans decided to stay put and select one of the top offensive tackles in the class. Neal has great size and strength, and should be a cornerstone of the Texans’ offensive line for years to come.
3. Jacksonville Jaguars – DE Kayvon Thibodeaux (Oregon)
The Jaguars added to their impressive defensive line with the selection of Thibodeaux, who many believe is the best pass rusher in the class. He should immediately improve the Jaguars’ pass rush and should be a key piece of their defense for years to come.
4. Washington Football Team – LB Christian Harris (Alabama)
Washington desperately needed help at the linebacker position, and they got it with the selection of Harris. He has great instincts and is a physical force, and should be a leader on Washington’s defense for years to come.
5. Detroit Lions – WR Justyn Ross (Clemson)
The Lions added a much-needed weapon for Jared Goff with the selection of Ross. He has great speed and athleticism, and should be a big-play threat for the Lions’ offense.
6. New York Giants – CB Derek Stingley Jr. (LSU)
The Giants went with the best available cornerback in the draft, selecting Stingley to improve their secondary. He has great instincts and ball skills, and should be a lockdown corner for the Giants.
7. Cleveland Browns – DE George Karlaftis (Purdue)
The Browns added to their impressive defensive line with the selection of Karlaftis. He has great size and strength, and should be a force against the run and pass.
8. Las Vegas Raiders – DT DeMarvin Leal (Texas A&M)
The Raiders addressed their defensive line with the selection of Leal. He has great athleticism and versatility, and should be a key piece of the Raiders’ defense for years to come.
9. Cincinnati Bengals – OT Charles Cross (Mississippi State)
The Bengals addressed their biggest need with the selection of Cross, one of the top offensive tackles in the class. He has great size and athleticism, and should help protect Joe Burrow for years to come.
10. Philadelphia Eagles – WR Garrett Wilson (Ohio State)
The Eagles added a much-needed weapon for Jalen Hurts with the selection of Wilson. He has great speed and ball skills, and should be a big-play threat for the Eagles’ offense.
Round 2
11. Indianapolis Colts – WR Drake London (USC)
The Colts added another weapon for Rattler with the selection of London. He has great size and hands, and should be a reliable target for Rattler for years to come.
12. Houston Texans – LB Nicobe Dean (Georgia)
The Texans continue to add to their defense with the selection of Dean. He has great instincts and sideline-to-sideline speed, and should be a tackling machine for the Texans.
13. Jacksonville Jaguars – RB Isaiah Spiller (Texas A&M)
The Jaguars addressed their need at running back with the selection of Spiller. He has great vision and elusiveness, and should be a key piece of the Jaguars’ offense.
14. Washington Football Team – S Kyle Hamilton (Notre Dame)
Washington added to their secondary with the selection of Hamilton. He has great size and athleticism, and should be a versatile piece of their defense.
15. Detroit Lions – LB Devin Lloyd (Utah)
The Lions addressed their need at linebacker with the selection of Lloyd. He has great instincts and athleticism, and should be a leader on the Lions’ defense.
16. New York Giants – EDGE Zach Harrison (Ohio State)
The Giants added another pass rusher with the selection of Harrison. He has great size and athleticism, and should be a force off the edge for the Giants’ defense.
17. Cleveland Browns – CB Sevyn Banks (Ohio State)
The Browns addressed their need at cornerback with the selection of Banks. He has great athleticism and ball skills, and should be a key piece of the Browns’ secondary.
18. Las Vegas Raiders – S Brandon Joseph (Northwestern)
The Raiders added to their secondary with the selection of Joseph. He has great instincts and ball skills, and should be a versatile piece of the Raiders’ defense.
19. Cincinnati Bengals – EDGE Aidan Hutchinson (Michigan)
The Bengals added another pass rusher with the selection of Hutchinson. He has great size and strength, and should be a force off the edge for the Bengals’ defense.
20. Philadelphia Eagles – CB Andrew Booth Jr. (Clemson)
The Eagles addressed their need at cornerback with the selection of Booth. He has great athleticism and ball skills, and should be a key piece of the Eagles’ secondary.
Round 3
21. Indianapolis Colts – TE Jalen Wydermyer (Texas A&M)
The Colts added another weapon for Rattler with the selection of Wydermyer. He has great size and hands, and should be a dangerous red zone threat for the Colts.
22. Houston Texans – TE Charlie Kolar (Iowa State)
The Texans continue to add to their offense with the selection of Kolar. He has great size and hands, and should be a reliable target for whoever is under center for the Texans.
23. Jacksonville Jaguars – CB Trent McDuffie (Washington)
The Jaguars addressed their need at cornerback with the selection of McDuffie. He has great athleticism and ball skills, and should be a key piece of the Jaguars’ secondary.
24. Washington Football Team – OT Zion Nelson (Miami)
Washington addressed their need at offensive tackle with the selection of Nelson. He has great athleticism and potential, and should be a key piece of their offensive line.
25. Detroit Lions – DT Perrion Winfrey (Oklahoma)
The Lions added to their defensive line with the selection of Winfrey. He has great athleticism and potential, and should be a force against the run and pass for the Lions.
26. New York Giants – RB Brian Robinson Jr. (Alabama)
The Giants addressed their need at running back with the selection of Robinson. He has great size and power, and should be a key piece of the Giants’ offense.
27. Cleveland Browns – LB Edefuan Ulofoshio (Washington)
The Browns added to their linebacker corps with the selection of Ulofoshio. He has great instincts and tackling ability, and should be a key piece of the Browns’ defense.
28. Las Vegas Raiders – WR David Bell (Purdue)
The Raiders added another weapon for their offense with the selection of Bell. He has great hands and route running ability, and should be a reliable target for whoever is under center for the Raiders.
29. Cincinnati Bengals – S B.J. Foster (Texas)
The Bengals addressed their need at safety with the selection of Foster. He has great athleticism and physicality, and should be a versatile piece of the Bengals’ defense.
30. Philadelphia Eagles – EDGE Kingsley Enagbare (South Carolina)
The Eagles added another pass rusher with the selection of Enagbare. He has great athleticism and potential, and should be a force off the edge for the Eagles’ defense.
Overall, the 2023 NFL Draft was filled with talented prospects who should have a significant impact on their respective teams in the years to come. Only time will tell which players will live up to their potential and become stars in the NFL, but for now, fans can be excited about the potential of their team’s future.
