2024 CFL draft

The 2024 CFL National Draft is a

As per the 2022 collective bargaining agreement, beginning with this year's draft, the two teams that had National players featured in the highest percentage of snaps played in the 2023 CFL season will each be awarded an additional second-round pick.^[3] Because of this change, there will no longer be second-round territorial selections for the two worst teams from the previous season.^[3][4][5]

Top prospects

Source: CFL Scouting Bureau rankings.^[6]

Draft order

Round one

Round two

Round three

Round four

Round five

Round six

Round seven

Round eight

Trades

In the explanations below, (D) denotes trades that took place during the draft, while (PD) indicates trades completed pre-draft.

Round one

• Hamilton ←→ Toronto (PD).
  2025 CFL Draft.^{[trade 1]}

• Hamilton → Calgary (PD). Hamilton traded this selection, a first-round pick in the
  2023 CFL Draft, and a third-round pick in this year's draft.^{[trade 2]}
• Montreal → Edmonton (PD). Montreal traded this selection to Edmonton in exchange for Jesse Gibbon.^{[trade 3]}
• Toronto → Hamilton (PD). Toronto traded a second-round pick in this year's draft,
  2025 CFL Draft, and the negotiation rights to Deontay Burnett.^{[trade 1]}

• Calgary → Hamilton (PD). Calgary traded this selection,
  2023 CFL Draft.^{[trade 2]}
• Hamilton → Toronto (PD). Hamilton traded two third-round picks and the fifth overall selection in this year's draft, a conditional third-round pick in the
  2025 CFL Draft.^{[trade 1]}

• BC → Hamilton (PD). BC traded a fourth-round selection to Hamilton in exchange for Dane Evans.^{[trade 10]} The draft pick could have been escalated if undisclosed conditions were met.^{[trade 10]}
• Hamilton → BC (PD). Hamilton traded the fourth-round selection originally acquired in the Dane Evans trade above back to BC in exchange for Jonathan Kongbo.^{[trade 11]}
• Ottawa → Edmonton (PD). Ottawa traded this selection to Edmonton in exchange for Kevin Francis.^{[trade 4]}
• BC → Ottawa (PD). BC traded a conditional fourth-round selection and a third-round pick in the
  2023 CFL Draft to Ottawa in exchange for Terry Williams.^{[trade 5]} This condition was fulfilled, as per the official draft order.^[5]
• Toronto → Hamilton (PD). Toronto traded a fourth-round pick in this year's draft,
  2025 CFL Draft, and the negotiation rights to Deontay Burnett.^{[trade 1]}

• Edmonton → Toronto (PD). Edmonton traded a fifth-round selection and the negotiation rights to Xavier Gipson to Toronto in exchange Sam Acheampong.^{[trade 6]}
• Ottawa → Winnipeg (PD). Ottawa traded a fifth-round selection to Winnipeg in exchange for the negotiation rights of Dru Brown.^{[trade 7]}

Round six

• Edmonton → Toronto (PD). Edmonton traded a sixth-round selection to Toronto in exchange Theren Churchill.^{[trade 8]} The selection would be upgraded to a fifth-round pick if Churchill is named to the Elks' active roster for at least nine games during the 2023 season.^{[trade 8]}

Round seven

• Toronto → Edmonton (PD). Toronto traded this selection and Kurleigh Gittens Jr. to Edmonton in exchange for Jake Ceresna and a negotiation list player.^{[trade 9]}

Conditional trades

• Montreal → Calgary (PD). Montreal traded a conditional second-round selection to Calgary in exchange for the playing rights to Laurent Duvernay-Tardif.^{[trade 12]} The condition will be fulfilled if Duvernay-Tardif signs with the Alouettes.

See also

• 2024 CFL global draft

References

Trade references

General references

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