The Atlanta Falcons will have the eighth overall pick and will be well-positioned to add another elite talent with that pick when the first round of the NFL Draft gets underway in Detroit on Apr. 25.Many predict Atlanta to prioritize defense in the 2024 NFL Draft following its free agency signings of Ray-Ray McCloud, Darnell Mooney and Kirk Cousins.The clubs that are interested in particular prospects are beginning to take shape as the draft draws nearer and nearer. Teams are permitted to spend time with and interview up to 30 different college prospects during their top-30 draft visits.None of these visits should be interpreted as a guarantee that a specific player will be selected by the Falcons. Following a lengthy list of workouts, visits and stated interests, very few players ended up with the team in 2023.So, which players are the Falcons scheduled to meet? Read on to find out who the Falcons have invited or still have scheduled to visit.Falcons' top-30 visits list for 2024 NFL Draft prospectsBelow are all the players the Atlanta Falcons are scheduled to assess internally for their top-30 visits list ahead of the 2024 NFL draft:Tight end Tip Reiman - IllinoisOffensive tackle Travis Glover - Georgia StateLinebacker Dallas Turner - AlabamaQuarterback Michael Penix Jr. - WashingtonCornerback Kris Abrams-Draine - MissouriRunning back Rasheen Ali - MarshallSafety Calen Bullock - USCQuarterback Jayden Daniels - LSUWide receiver Anthony Gould - Oregon StateDefensive end Marshawn Kneeland - Western MichiganQuarterback Drake Maye - North CarolinaQuarterback J.J. McCarthy - MichiganCornerback Quinyon Mitchell - ToledoQuarterback Bo Nix - OregonQuarterback Michael Penix Jr. - WashingtonQuarterback Spencer Rattler - South CarolinaCornerback Nate Wiggins - ClemsonAtlanta Falcons' picks by round in 2024The Atlanta Falcons have the eighth overall pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, just as they had in the previous two drafts.The Falcons selected running back Bijan Robinson from Texas in 2023 with the eighth overall pick, the same position as wide receiver Drake London from USC in 2022.The Falcons will have eight total picks in the seven-round draft. The draft slots are indicated below, according to round:First round, 8th overallSecond round, 43rd overallThird round, 74th overallThird round, 79th overall (from Jacksonville Jaguars)Fourth round,109th overallFifth round, 143rd overallSixth round, 187th overallSeventh round, 197th overall