The 2023 NFL draft is over. After three days in Kansas City, 259 players were picked before teams started frantically adding undrafted free agents to their 90-man rosters.
Only days removed from the draft, we’ve assigned grades and rankings to teams’ classes. For some, it’s a good window into the week that was—a snapshot, if you will. For others, it’s an article to bookmark so that in three years, when one of the observations (hopefully, only one) is proved hilariously wrong, the jeering can begin.
And with that in mind, here are the five best and worst draft classes of 2023.
