The futures of all 32 franchises will be altered in Detroit beginning April 25 and running through 27 as part of the 2024 NFL Draft, in which the best and brightest collegiate players will find out for which teams they will continue their playing careers.

From quarterbacks to centers, wide receivers to cornerbacks, teams will look to acquire the players they believe will put them over the top and turn them into legitimate Super Bowl contenders.

Or, at the very least, bring stability to the franchise for the foreseeable future.

Ahead of the massive, team-altering event, enjoy this look at the current draft order, first-round predictions, Offensive Rookie of the Year odds, and the position to keep an eye on.

First Round Order and Predictions

The draft order and predictions for the first round are as follows:

1. Chicago Bears (Caleb Williams, QB, USC)
2. Washington Commanders (Drake Maye, QB, North Carolina)
3. New England Patriots (Jayden Daniels, QB, LSU)
4. Arizona Cardinals (Marvin Harrison Jr., WR, Ohio State)
5. Los Angeles Chargers (Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame)
6. New York Giants (Malik Numbers, WR, LSU)
7. Tennessee Titans (Byron Murphy II, DT, Texas)
8. Atlanta Falcons (Quinyon Mitchell, CB, Toledo)
9. Chicago Bears (Rome Odunze, WR, Washington)
10. New York Jets (Dallas Turner, OLB, Alabama)
11. Minnesota Vikings (J.J. McCarthy, QB, Michigan)
12. Denver Broncos (Brock Bowers, TE, Georgia)
13. Las Vegas Raiders (Ola Fashanu, OT, Penn State)
14. New Orleans Saints (Taliese Fuaga, OT, Oregon State)
15. Indianapolis Colts (Terrion Arnold, CB, Alabama)
16. Seattle Seahawks (Graham Barton, C/G, Duke)
17. Jacksonville Jaguars (Nate Wiggins, CB, Clemson)
18. Cincinnati Bengals (Chop Robinson, OLB, Penn State)
19. Los Angeles Rams (Laiatu Latu, OLB, UCLA)
20. Pittsburgh Steelers (Troy Fautanu, G, Washington)
21. Miami Dolphins (Tyler Guyton, OT, Oklahoma)
22. Philadelphia Eagles (Cooper DeJean, CB, Iowa)
23. Minnesota Vikings (Xavier Worthy, WR, Texas)
24. Dallas Cowboys (Amarius Mims, OT, Georgia)
25. Green Bay Packers (Jordan Morgan, OT, Arizona)
26. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Edgerrin Cooper, LB, Texas A&M)
27. Arizona Cardinals (Darius Robinson, DL, Missouri)
28. Buffalo Bills (Xavier Legette, WR, South Carolina)
29. Detroit Lions (Adonai Mitchell, WR, Texas)
30. Baltimore Ravens (Kool-Aid McKinstry, CB, Alabama)
31. San Francisco 49ers (Jackson Powers-Johnson, C/G, Oregon)
32. Kansas City Chiefs (Ladd McConkey, WR, Georgia)

Odds: Offensive Rookie of the Year

Current odds for Offensive Rookie of the Year are as follows:

• Caleb Williams (+350; bet $100, win $350)
• Marvin Harrison Jr. (+600)
• Malik Numbers (+700)
• Rome Odunze (+1000)
• Jayden Daniels (+1200)
• Drake Maye (+1300)

Odds via FanDuel

Quarterbacks Dominate the Discussion

There could be upwards of five quarterbacks taken in the first round of this year's NFL Draft.

Caleb Williams, Drake Maye, and Jayden Daniels could hear their names at the top of the night, in picks 1-3, as the Chicago Bears, Washington Commanders, and New England Patriots look to rebuild their once-proud franchises at the most important position in the game.

Then there is J.J. McCarthy, whose physical skill set intrigues but who has yet to prove that he can be the guy who can carry a team on his back. In Michigan, he benefited from a run-first offense and a head coach in Jim Harbaugh who understood how to best utilize him to the best of his abilities.

Whether he has that in the NFL or is exposed, remains to be seen but there is enough in the 21-year-old Wolverine that a team would likely feel comfortable selecting him in round one.

The question then becomes whether Washington Husky standout Michael Penix Jr. hears his name in the first round or has to wait until the second.

ESPN draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. has the national title runner-up going to the Los Angeles Rams in a trade that would set him up as the successor to Matthew Stafford.

There is certainly an argument to be made for Pennix over McCarthy, especially given the success he had this past season in leading his team to the national title game. The question is whether teams believe he is on the level of the other four, or if at least some of his success was the direct result of consensus top 10 wideout, Rome Odunze.