How to stream Draft Day (the movie) on NFL Draft Day 2025
Thursday night, the next group of NFL hopefuls will wait to hear their name called during the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Over 220 players will get selected over the seven-round, three-day event, and it's a day full of excitement and heartbreak for fans and players alike.
FINAL NFL MOCK DRAFT: Saints trade up for Shedeur Sanders, Giants find their QB.
Once you've perused every available mock draft, get prepared for all the behind-the-scenes drama with 2014's Draft Day. Starring Kevin Costner as the General Manager of the Cleveland Browns, Draft Day is a (probably very) fictional look at some of the decisions and deliberations the team staffs go through.
If you wanted to check out Draft Day, you can stream it on both Netflix and Peacock.
The NFL Draft starts tonight at 8 p.m. ET.
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