The 2026 NFL Draft will feature six teams to have two first-round picks, and six teams to have zero first-round picks.<\/p>\n
This is definitely a change from last year’s draft, when each team had its first-round picks set in the 32-team order. The New York Giants<\/a> recently made a splash by trading Dexter Lawrence<\/a> to the Cincinnati Bengals<\/a>, which gave them two first-round picks, and they look like the team best positioned to really make a splash, holding the 5th and 10th overall picks.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n The Dolphins have the 11th and 30th picks due to the Jaylen Waddle<\/a> trade.<\/p>\n The Jets will have their number 2 overall pick, as well as the Colts<\/a>‘ number-16 pick, due to the Sauce Gardner<\/a> trade.<\/p>\n Since the Cowboys traded Micah Parsons<\/a> to the Green Bay Packers<\/a>, they now hold the 12th and 20th picks in the first round.<\/p>\n The Trent McDuffie<\/a> trade will give the Chiefs<\/a> their own pick at number 9, as well as the Rams<\/a>‘ number 29 pick.<\/p>\n From last season’s NFL Draft, the Cleveland Browns now own their pick at number 6 and the Jaguars<\/a>‘ pick at number 24, which allowed the Jags to move up to snag Travis<\/a> Hunter.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n The Las Vegas Raiders<\/a> would have been the seventh team to have two first-round picks if the Maxx Crosby<\/a> trade hadn’t fallen through.<\/p>\n The six teams without a first-round pick are the Bengals, Broncos<\/a>, Falcons, Colts, Packers, and Jaguars.<\/p>\n