NFL Draft Tracker 2026

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Pick	Team	Player
1	Las VegasRaiders	QBIndiana
2	New YorkJets	DLTexas Tech
3	ArizonaCardinals	RBNotre Dame
4	TennesseeTitans	WROhio State
5	New YorkGiants	DLOhio State
6	Kansas CityChiefs	DBLSU
7	WashingtonCommanders	LBOhio State
8	New OrleansSaints	WRArizona State
9	ClevelandBrowns	OLUtah
10	New YorkGiants	OLMiami (FL)
11	DallasCowboys	DBOhio State
12	MiamiDolphins	OLAlabama
13	Los AngelesRams	QBAlabama
14	BaltimoreRavens	OLPenn State
15	Tampa BayBuccaneers	DLMiami (FL)
16	New YorkJets	TEOregon
17	DetroitLions	OLClemson
18	MinnesotaVikings	DLFlorida
19	CarolinaPanthers	OLGeorgia
20	PhiladelphiaEagles	WRUSC
21	PittsburghSteelers	OLArizona State
22	Los AngelesChargers	DLMiami (FL)
23	DallasCowboys	DLUCF
24	ClevelandBrowns	WRTexas A&M
25	ChicagoBears	DBOregon
26	HoustonTexans	OLGeorgia Tech
27	MiamiDolphins	DBSan Diego State
28	New EnglandPatriots	OLUtah
29	Kansas CityChiefs	DLClemson
30	New YorkJets	WRIndiana
31	TennesseeTitans	DLAuburn
32	SeattleSeahawks	RBNotre Dame

Minnesota Vikings

DLFlorida

GradeB

If Banks were consistently healthy throughout his college career, he’d have been a surefire first-round pick. However, in being limited to just 34 games across five collegiate seasons, there are lingering questions. When on the field, the 327-pounder showed burst and agility on the interior. In 2024, Banks played 12 games for the Gators and amassed 4.5 sacks and seven tackles for loss, but only suited up for three contests last year due to a foot injury.

How he fits with Vikings: After moving on from Javon Hargrave and Jonathan Allen this offseason, Minnesota nabbed a long-term answer for coordinator Brian Flores on the interior. Heavy-handed and able to penetrate the pocket, he should make life easier for Andrew Van Ginkel and Dallas Turner off the edges.