Several teams have strategically acquired multiple draft picks in preparation for the 2026 draft, with the Patriots leading the pack with 10 picks, followed by the Browns, Eagles, Dolphins, and Rams, each with 9.

Other notable teams include the Bears, Bills, and Jaguars, each holding 8 picks, while several teams like the 49ers, Bengals, and Buccaneers have secured 7.

With the conclusion of the 2025 NFL Draft, teams are now focusing on the highly anticipated 2026 draft class, which is expected to showcase significant talent.

The 2026 draft class is projected to be deeper and more talented, largely due to the end of six-year seniors and the maturation of players benefiting from NIL deals.

However, the final numbers of draft picks are not yet confirmed due to conditional trades, such as those involving Cam Robinson, which depend on player performance.

For instance, the Vikings may lose a conditional seventh-round pick from the Jaguars based on playing time, complicating the final pick counts for both teams.

Additionally, some trades involving late-round picks from teams like the Bills, Browns, Jets, and Seahawks remain unconfirmed, adding further uncertainty to the overall pick totals.