The Jacksonville Jaguars’ most promising season this century ended in the wild-card round on a tipped interception Sunday.
With Jacksonville’s playoff run snuffed out, fans can take solace in the fact that the NFL draft is now just 102 days away.
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So, what does the Jaguars’ draft situation look like?
Last year, the Jaguars traded up to select Heisman winner Travis Hunter second overall. As a result of that trade with Cleveland, the Jaguars will not have a first-round pick in 2026.
However, according to sports data tracker Spotrac, Jacksonville still has its second-round pick and controls three third-round picks, including two acquired by way of the Lions.
The Jaguars do not select in the fourth round either, but control two fifth-round picks (including one from the 49ers), the Eagles’ sixth-round pick, and two seventh-round picks via the Lions and Rams.
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Again, that’s nine total picks.
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First round: no picks
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Second round: own pick
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Third round: own pick plus two picks from Lions
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Fourth round: no picks
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Fifth round: own pick plus one pick from 49ers
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Sixth round: one pick from Eagles
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Seventh round: one pick from Lions and one pick from Rams
This article originally appeared on Jaguars Wire: List of Jaguars 2026 NFL draft picks after playoff loss to Bills
