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Report: Nashville the lead candidate to host 2019 NFL Draft

NASHVILLE - JUNE 10: The skyline of Nashville is seen with riverfront concert stage and midway during the 2004 CMA Music Festival, formerly known as FanFair June 10, 2004 in Nashville, Tenessee. The four-day festival is the largest in country music. (Photo by Rusty Russell/Getty Images)

Credit: Rusty Russell

Credit: Rusty Russell

NASHVILLE - JUNE 10: The skyline of Nashville is seen with riverfront concert stage and midway during the 2004 CMA Music Festival, formerly known as FanFair June 10, 2004 in Nashville, Tenessee. The four-day festival is the largest in country music. (Photo by Rusty Russell/Getty Images)
By Juliakate E Culpepper
May 10, 2018

The city of Nashville is the leading candidate to host the 2019 NFL Draft, according to a report by ESPN’s Adam Schefter Thursday.

Schefter also reported the decision on the location of next year’s Draft is expected to be announced the NFL’s upcoming spring meeting in Atlanta on May 22-23.

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