Has there ever been a more anticipated draft than the one THAT'S FINALLY HERE, breaking up months of quarantine-induced sports withdrawal? Sean Wagner-McGough can't wait to see which team can't follow virtual instructions as John Breech and Ryan Wilson make their predictions, and check out Jason La Canfora's one and only mock. Don't miss our all-day coverage starting at noon ET on CBS Sports HQ!

Will the lack of a normal pre-draft process create some unusual draft picks? Will the fully virtual aspect shake things up, or make the draft last much longer? IT'S ABOUT TO GET WEIRD, and we're here to break it all down in our 2020 Draft live blog. Keep coming back all day for the latest updates and analysis of everything that happens in real time.

We know the NFL Draft starts soon, but how exactly can you watch when it all kicks off (presuming the GMs remember their WiFi passwords)? Jeff Kerr has the answers, including the time (our coverage begins at noon ET and continues long after the draft begins at 8 p.m. ET) date (APRIL 23, THAT'S TODAY), how to watch, stream and much more.

Did someone lie to Pete Prisco? WHO LIED TO PETE PRISCO? Actually, turn off the alarm, Pete says it happens every year (smokescreen season and all), but one GM told him there just isn't as much gossip this year due to the lockdown. It could mean Pete's final mock is more accurate than ever; check out who trades into the top four for Justin Herbert.

I've missed gambling. You've missed gambling. The world has missed gambling, and most of all, Tom Fornelli has REALLY missed gambling. Tom's so fired up to actually bet on a sporting event that he locked himself in his draft lab for weeks to create five perfect draft prop bets; here's the Under bet Tom loves that involves Tua.

Spoiler alert: The Bengals have already informed Joe Burrow they're taking him with the No. 1 pick. Now that you know what will happen with the first pick, what about the other 254? Sean Wagner-McGough breaks down exactly who picks where and why, with trades and an explanation of what happened to the missing pick (there are usually 256).

Ryan Wilson already made 33 mocks before today, but he says No. 34 was his toughest. Several teams are clamoring to move up, but those moves haven't happened yet ... so exactly what WILL go down tonight? Ryan foresees the Dolphins getting their QB (but not Tua or Herbert) and check out the Raiders' surprise pick.