Las Vegas Raiders NFL Draft 2026 pick tracker: Trey Zuhn III taken No. 91 overall
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The 2026 NFL draft is finally underway as the first round kicked off on Thursday evening with the Las Vegas Raiders selecting former Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza No. 1 overall. But we have two more days, six more rounds and nine (barring trades) more Raiders draft picks to keep tabs on throughout the weekend. Below is a recap of the Raiders’ picks so far, and updates will come as the picks are announced.
The second round will begin Friday at 4:00 p.m. PST and will air on ABC, ESPN and NFL Network. Day 3 or rounds four through seven will be on Saturday, starting at 9:00 a.m. PST, and will also air on ABC, ESPN and NFL Network.
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Raiders 2026 NFL Draft Picks:
- Round 1, Pick 1: Fernando Mendoza, QB, Indiana
No surprises here as Mendoza has been heavily linked to Las Vegas since the organization secured the No. 1 overall pick, and he won the National Championship in January. This should end the franchise’s four-year search for a successor to Derek Carr, as the Heisman Trophy winner will be the face of the Raiders’ rebuild. Mendoza is expected to compete with Kirk Cousins for the Week 1 starting quarterback job and should take over that role at some point this season if he doesn’t win the position battle during training camp.
- Round 2, Pick 36: Traded to the Houston Texans for picks 38 and 91.
- Round 2, Pick 38 (from WSH thru HOU): Treydan Stukes, DB, Arizona
The Raiders’ secondary entered the draft needing help at nickelback and safety. It gets both with Stukes, who generated some first-round buzz leading into the draft.
- Round 3, Pick 67: Keyron Crawford, DE, Auburn
This is more of a luxury pick with Maxx Crosby still on the roster and re-signing Malcolm Koonce while adding Kwity Paye in free agency. However, Crawford is a former basketball player who is a good athlete who could use some development. He can contribute as a pass-rusher right away and develop into an every-down player.
- Round 3, Pick 91 (from BUF thru HOU): Trey Zuhn III, G, Texas A&M
Zuhn adds some versatility to the offensive line, having played several positions in the trenches in college. After spending two third-round picks on offensive linemen last year—Caleb Rogers and Charles Grant—the Raiders are loading up on young talent up front.
- Round 4, Pick 102:
- Round 4, Pick 117 (via MIN thru JAX): Traded to the Houston Texans for picks 38 and 91.
- Round 4, Pick 134 (via comp):
- Round 5, Pick 175 (via comp):
- Round 6, Pick 185:
- Round 6, Pick 208 (via BUF thru NYJ):
- Round 7, Pick 219: