The Mitten State produced more NFL draft picks than any other Midwest state, with players from Detroit, West Bloomfield, and other Michigan communities heading to the pros.

While there almost certainly won't be three first-round selections like 2024, there could well be more picks overall with the depth of the roster.

Michigan football TE Colston Loveland wasn't projected as a top-10 pick by most draft analysts, but the Chicago Bears thought differently. The Bears picked Loveland with the 10th overall pick, and Loveland went before Penn State TE Tyler Warren -- who many thought would go before the three-year Wolverine.