What draft picks do the Philadelphia 76ers have?

Through the 2033 draft the 76ers control 6 first-round picks and 12 second-round picks, with 2 tied up in swap rights. Their firsts land in 2026, 2027, 2029, 2030, 2032, and 2033. 6 of their own picks are owed elsewhere.

In 2026 the 76ers pick once: HOU's first (Houston's own first went to Oklahoma City in the July 2019 Westbrook for Chris Paul deal, top-4 protected, then to Philadelphia in the February 2026 Jared McCain trade. It landed at pick 22 and conveyed to Philadelphia.); they also owe out their own first to DET (Philadelphia's own first conveyed to Oklahoma City (2020 Al Horford trade, top-4 protected, landed at pick 17 outside the top 4). Oklahoma City traded it on 2026 draft night to Detroit (via Memphis), which selected Ebuka Okorie.) and their own second to NYK (Philadelphia's own second reached Phoenix at pick 47, then on draft night Phoenix traded it to New York, which selected Tyler Nickel at 47.).

In 2027 the 76ers hold 5 picks: their own first, GSW's second (Owed to Philadelphia or Washington; Philadelphia is credited with the more favorable of the GSW and PHX 2027 seconds via the 2025 Washington trade.), OKC's second (Oklahoma City's own second sits in the OKC, HOU, IND, MIA 2027 pool: Philadelphia takes the most favorable, New Orleans the second, New York the third, San Antonio the more favorable of its own or the least of the four, and Miami the least of five. Oklahoma City keeps none; its own slot routes via Oklahoma City to Philadelphia.), their own second, and PHX's second (Philadelphia receives the more favorable of the Golden State and Phoenix 2027 seconds and Washington the less favorable; Phoenix's own slot lands with Philadelphia or Washington, never Phoenix. From the June 2023 Bradley Beal trade chain.).

In 2028 the 76ers hold 3 picks: GSW's second (Golden State's own second sits in a pool from the July 2026 Jaylen Brown trade: Boston takes the most favorable of the Golden State, Milwaukee, and Oklahoma City 2028 seconds and Philadelphia the two least favorable. Golden State's slot lands with Philadelphia or Boston.), MIL's second (Philadelphia acquired both the Milwaukee and Oklahoma City 2028 seconds in the February 2026 Jared McCain trade; since the July 2026 Jaylen Brown trade, Boston takes the most favorable of the Golden State, Milwaukee, and Oklahoma City seconds and Philadelphia keeps the two least favorable, so Milwaukee's slot lands with Philadelphia or Boston.), and OKC's second (Oklahoma City's own second went to Philadelphia in the February 2026 Jared McCain trade and now sits in a pool from the July 2026 Jaylen Brown trade: Boston takes the most favorable of the Golden State, Milwaukee, and Oklahoma City 2028 seconds, Philadelphia keeps the two least favorable.); they also owe out their own first to BKN (Owed to Brooklyn, top-8 protected, from the February 2022 Ben Simmons trade; if it lands 1-8 it does not convey and Philadelphia instead sends its 2028 second to Brooklyn.) and their own second to BOS (Sent from PHI to BOS in a reported trade on 2026-07-01, pending the ledger update.).

In 2029 the 76ers pick twice: their own first, swap-encumbered (PHI holds a swap right and can take the more favorable of its own and the LAC 2029 first (LAC's is top-3 protected).) and their own second.

In 2030 the 76ers pick twice: their own first and WAS's second (Washington's own second went to Philadelphia, which may convey it to Boston; Boston takes the most favorable of the Phoenix, Portland, and Washington 2030 seconds and Philadelphia the middle claim. From the February 2025 Philadelphia-Washington deal and the July 2026 Jaylen Brown trade.); they also owe out their own second to NYK (Philadelphia's own second, owed to Dallas in the February 2025 Caleb Martin and Quentin Grimes trade then sent to New York on draft night in the June 24 2026 four-team trade.).

In 2031 the 76ers pick once: their own second; they also owe out their own first to BOS (Philadelphia's own first owed to Boston, unprotected, in the July 2026 Jaylen Brown for Paul George trade.).

In 2032 the 76ers pick twice: their own first and their own second, swap-encumbered (Memphis takes the most favorable of the Memphis, Philadelphia, and Utah 2032 seconds, Washington the middle, and Philadelphia keeps only the less favorable of its own and Memphis's. From the 2026 Eric Gordon trade and the July 2026 six-team trade.).

Their 2033 book is clean: their own picks, nothing owed.