Giants join Dolphins, Jets, Cowboys, Chiefs, Browns as teams with two first-round picks

In 2025, every NFL team entered the draft with its first-round pick still in place. This year is a whole lot different.

The 2026 NFL draft now has six teams with two first-round picks and six teams with no first-round picks, after the Bengals traded their first-round pick to the Giants for Dexter Lawrence.

Of the teams with two first-round picks, the Giants are in the best position to make significant additions to their roster, as both their picks are in the Top 10: Their own first-round pick is No. 5 overall and the Bengals' first-round pick is No. 10 overall.

The Dolphins have their own pick (No. 11) as well as the Broncos' pick (No. 30) from the Jaylen Waddle trade.

The Jets have their own pick (No. 2) and the Colts’ pick (No. 16) from the Sauce Gardner trade.

The Cowboys have their own pick (No. 12) and the Packers’ pick (No. 20) from the Micah Parsons trade.

The Chiefs have their own pick (No. 9) and the Rams’ pick (No. 29) from the Trent McDuffie trade.

The Browns have their own pick (No. 6) and the Jaguars’ pick (No. 24) from the draft-day trade a year ago that allowed the Jaguars to move up to draft Travis Hunter.

A seventh team was poised to get a second first-round pick when the Raiders agreed to trade Maxx Crosby to the Ravens, but that trade fell through and the Ravens kept their first-round pick.

Six teams don’t have a first-round pick: The Bengals, Broncos, Falcons, Colts, Packers and Jaguars.

All of the teams with two first-round picks missed the playoffs this year. They're looking to rebuild their rosters, and hoping they'll look back in a few years and say having two first-round picks was a big part of turning their teams around.