The 2023 NFL Draft has been one of the more unpredictable classes in recent memory.
There were plenty of storylines to emerge but none as surprising as Kentucky quarterback Will Levis falling to the second round after being heavily projected to go as early as the third overall pick. Meanwhile, a number of players who had been spoken of as first-round prospects had been available in the fourth.
Thousands of fans descended on Kansas City, for the ceremony being held at the iconic Union Station in the Missouri city. The draft is held in different cities each year, and like Kansas City there will be another new destination next year, for a class which is looking likely to be one of the strongest in years.
