There were no players selected in the NFL's supplemental draft on Tuesday.

There were two eligible players for the draft -- Jackson State wide receiver Malachi Wideman and Purdue wide receiver Milton Wright.

It was the first time in three years the NFL had conducted a supplemental draft.

The last time a team selected a player in the supplemental draft was in 2019, when the Arizona Cardinals took safety Jalen Thompson with a fifth-round selection.

Only two players will be available when the 2023 NFL Supplemental Draft takes place on Tuesday, July 11.

Jackson State wide receiver Malachi Wideman and Purdue wide receiver Milton Wright have officially been granted eligibility.

If a team uses a supplemental draft pick on Wideman or Wright, that team gives up its corresponding pick in the regular 2024 draft. 

This will be the NFL’s first supplemental draft since 2019.