2024 NFL Draft in Detroit Breaks Attendance Records

The city of Detroit hosted the 2024 NFL Draft, setting a new record with over 775,000 attendees, surpassing previous figures and showcasing the city's revitalization.

Detroit's hosting of the 2024 NFL Draft set a new attendance record with more than 775,000 fans, breaking the previous record held by Nashville in 2019.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer and Mayor Mike Duggan highlighted the draft as a historic moment for Detroit, emphasizing the city's development and community spirit.
Despite rainy conditions, families and fans turned out in large numbers, demonstrating strong community engagement and support for the event.
The draft's success has prompted discussions about when the NFL might choose Detroit again, given the city's impressive execution and public-private collaboration.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell praised Detroit's staging of the draft, noting the teamwork involved and the potential for the city to host future large-scale events.