The 2026 NFL draft is finally a wrap, and now, it's that moment when NFL analysts like to pick apart all of the moves made by these 32 NFL franchises. NFL draft analyst Chad Reuter has released his grades for each team after the 2026 NFL draft.

The Jacksonville Jaguars reportedly were so interested in trading back into the first round in the 2026 NFL draft that they were willing to give up a first-rounder in next year's draft even though the expectation is there will be more talented players to choose from in 2027.

The 2026 NFL Draft was eventful as always, sporting its fair share of surprising picks and potential future stars. Some teams made smart plays, while others may have missed the mark. With that, here are my grades for how every team approached this year's draft.

The Jacksonville Jaguars are without a first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft this weekend. Jacksonville moved up to acquire Travis Hunter last year and used its pick to do so. The Jaguars won the AFC South last year to minimize the trade compensation impact,

The 2026 NFL draft featured suspense, shocking moves and unexpected trades that shook up the first-round order. Some of those selections and transactions made fans cringe, generated excitement and left viewers bewildered.

The Jacksonville Jaguars didn’t want to wait until No. 124 in today’s fourth round to start Day 3 of the NFL Draft. The Jaguars made their first trade of the weekend, moving up to select Duke edge rusher Wesley Williams at No.

The Jacksonville Jaguars announced a roster move along the offensive line on the Monday after the NFL draft. No additions or subtractions from the roster were made, but offensive lineman Kilian Zierer's roster status was changed from active to exempt/international player.

The 2026 NFL Draft delivered massive ratings for ESPN, drawing 13.2 million viewers, one of the biggest audiences ever recorded.