After acquiring wide receiver Jaylen Waddle in a trade with the Miami Dolphins last month, the Denver Broncos now hold seven picks going into the 2026 NFL draft.

The trade came at a high cost as Denver agreed to send picks in the first (No. 30), third (No. 94) and fourth (No. 130) rounds to Miami in exchange for Waddle and a fourth-round pick (No. 111). After that, the Broncos dropped from holding nine picks down to seven, and they will not make a pick in the first round (barring another trade).

Denver's first pick is currently slated to be 62nd overall in the second round. The Broncos do not hold a third-round pick, but with a pair of fourth-round selections, they could trade up. Here's a look at the team's complete order of picks going into the draft.

Round 4: 108th overall (via Saints; Devaughn Vele trade)

Round 4: 111th overall (via Dolphins; Jaylen Waddle trade)

Round 7: 256th overall (Javonte Williams comp pick)

Round 7: 257th overall (Riley Dixon comp pick)

The extra fourth-round pick was acquired from the New Orleans Saints in exchange for wide receiver Devaughn Vele last year. Denver also received a pair of seventh-round compensatory picks after losing running back Javonte Williams and punter Riley Dixon during free agency last spring.

The Broncos lost their original sixth-round pick when the team acquired defensive lineman John Franklin-Myers in a trade with the New York Jets in 2024. After letting JFM walk in free agency this year, Denver will likely receive a fourth-round comp pick for next year's draft.

The 2026 NFL draft will be held in Pittsburgh from April 23-25.

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