Tuesday was the first day of the NFL's Pro Bowl Draft, held in Kapolei, Hawaii. Tuesday's draft focused on defensive tackles, the offensive line and special teams. Here's the full rundown of who went where. 

With 60 players still left to be selected, the second day will include wide receivers, running backs and quarterbacks. The second half of the draft will air Wednesday at 8 p.m. ET on NFL Network. 

Color: Yellow; Captains: J.J. Watt and Jamaal Charles; Coach: Chuck Pagano

- Defensive tackles: Ndamukong Suh, Gerald McCoy and Dontari Poe

- Guards: Marshal Yanda, Logan Mankins and Kyle Long (assigned)

- Centers: Mike Pouncey and Alex Mack

- Fullbacks: Marcel Reece (assigned)

- Special teams: Matthew Slater

- Punters: Brandon Fields (assigned)

- Long snappers: J.J. Jansen

Color: Orange; Captains: Drew Brees and Robert Quinn; Coach: Ron Rivera

- Defensive tackles: Jason Hatcher, Marcell Dareus and Kyle Williams (assigned)

- Guards: Jahri Evans, Ben Grubbs and Evan Mathis

- Centers. Ryan Kalil and Nick Mangold (assigned)

- Fullbacks: Mike Tolbert

- Special teams: Justin Bethel (assigned)

- Punters: Johnny Hekker

- Long snappers: Matt Overton