2019 NFL Draft: Final complete 7-round mock draft as Kyler Murray still goes No. 1

With less than a week left until the NFL Draft, we try our best to predict how things will unfold in this final 256-pick, 7-Round 2019 NFL Mock Draft

A long offseason which has centered around the 2019 NFL Draft is about to see its main event played out on national television. This year, the draft will be held in Nashville, TN and there are sure to be tons of fans packed in hoping for a chance to be there live when their team picks their star of the future.

Millions more will be at home glued to their televisions as the event begins on Thursday, April 25. After the first round finishes, the second and third will also take place in primetime on Friday the 26th. Finally, we all will pay attention to the third day as rounds four through seven unfold as teams try and fill out their rosters with as much talent as they can find.

Ths traveling show makes its first trip to Music City after taking place in Arlington, Texas last season. That year was the first time the draft took place inside a stadium as the Dallas Cowboys home turf of AT&T Stadium held the festivities.

That year, we also saw quarterbacks dominate the first round. Baker Mayfield went No. 1 to the Cleveland Browns, Sam Darnold went third to the New York Jets, Josh Rosen closed out the top-10 with the Arizona Cardinals, and Lamar Jackson finished the round out by landing with the Baltimore Ravens.

Looking to this draft, Mayfield’s old teammate Kyler Murray could be in line to go No. 1 overall which would make it back to back Oklahoma Sooners. However, that could have an impact on one other quarterback taken in the first round last season, which is explained with the first pick in this 2019 NFL Mock Draft.

Note: The Giants and Redskins surrendered picks (71 and 186 overall) in the 2018 Supplemental Draft.