Overview
- The first 24 slots will be set after Monday night’s Steelers–Texans game, though trades can still change the order before April’s draft in Pittsburgh.
- Jacksonville’s 27-24 wild-card loss and 13-4 record placed its slot last among wild-card losers, confirming the Browns’ second pick at No. 24.
- The Jaguars do not own a 2026 first-round pick after sending it to Cleveland in last year’s trade to move up for Travis Hunter.
- Despite the Day 1 absence, Jacksonville currently holds nine selections, including its second-rounder and three third-round picks, according to Spotrac.
- Many analysts tab Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the likely No. 1 pick, with Tankathon listing the Raiders in the top slot as the order updates.