
Where can you watch Round 1 of the NFL Draft?
The 2025 NFL Draft starts tonight! We finally get some finality to all the mock drafts that we have been seeing over the past months, or finally seeing which guy actually will make his way to the Cincinnati Bengals instead of proposing who they may take at pick No. 17.
Here is your chance to share your final thoughts on what may happen tonight in the first round of the NFL draft with fellow Bengals fans.
Do you agree with fellow Bengals fans that defensive end is the position that should be addressed in Round 1?
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Here is how to watch Round 1
Starting time: 8:00 PM EST
TV: NFL Network, ESPN, ESPN 2 and ABC
Streaming options: ESPN+. NFL+ and YouTubeTV
Bengals pick: No. 17
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Come join the fun in today’s pre-draft open thread!