The 2023 NFL draft is upon us and the oasis of offseason football happenings gets its second act following spring games. The 2023 NFL draft is set to get underway on Thursday, April 27 at 7 p.m. CT at Union Station in Kansas City, Mo. The draft is airing on ESPN, ABC, and NFL Network to provide a bevy of coverage, analysis, and updates on all things taking place.
The Iowa Hawkeyes have five players that are anticipated to hear their names called at some point throughout the draft. Edge rusher Lukas Van Ness has thrust himself into a first-round talent, while linebacker Jack Campbell and tight end Sam LaPorta find themselves flirting with the first and second rounds. Cornerback Riley Moss and safety Kaevon Merriweather are two experienced members of the secondary that should provide a fundamentally sound player to the NFL team that selects them.
My colleagues, Jacob Keppen, Josh Helmer, and I took the liberty of providing our best draft analysis on where these Hawkeyes may end up. Check out Hawkeyes Wire’s 2023 NFL mock draft with projected landing spots and some thoughts on why.
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