What draft picks do the Utah Jazz have?

Through the 2033 draft the Jazz control 11 first-round picks and 12 second-round picks, with 3 tied up in swap rights. Their firsts land in 2026, 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, and 2033. 5 of their own picks are owed elsewhere.

In 2026 the Jazz pick once: their own first; they also owe out their own second to SAS (Utah's own second conveyed to San Antonio at pick 35, routed via Minnesota.).

In 2027 the Jazz hold 4 picks: MIN's first (Unprotected first owed to Utah from the 2022 Rudy Gobert trade. Inside the UTA/MIN/CLE 2027 pool this is the slot UTA keeps as the second most favorable, after MEM takes the most favorable (UTA's own) and PHX takes the least favorable (CLE).), BOS's second (Utah holds the more favorable of the Boston and Orlando 2027 seconds from the Georges Niang deal and the less favorable goes to Phoenix, routed via Charlotte in the pending Miles Bridges trade.), DEN's second (Acquired by Utah when Boston attached it to the Chris Boucher salary dump, February 5 2026; a conflicting Chicago claim is the weaker reporting.), and LAC's second (The Clippers' own second owed to Utah, routed via Atlanta and Miami in the July 2025 three-team John Collins trade.); they also owe out their own first to MEM (MEM gets the most favorable of the UTA, MIN, and CLE 2027 firsts from the February 2026 Jaren Jackson Jr. trade, unprotected. UTA is the weakest of the trio so its own slot is the one projected to land most favorable and convey to Memphis; UTA keeps the MIN slot as the second most favorable and PHX takes CLE as the least favorable.) and their own second to IND (Owed to Indiana, unprotected, from the Rayjon Tucker deal.).

In 2028 the Jazz hold 3 picks: their own first, swap-encumbered (Utah takes the most favorable of its own, Cleveland's, and the Lakers' 2028 firsts, with Atlanta taking the middle and Cleveland the least; the Lakers' pick was added in the July 2026 Kessler trade on top of the September 2022 Donovan Mitchell structure. Utah retains its slot pending resolution.), CLE's second (Unprotected second owed to Utah from the September 2022 Donovan Mitchell trade.), and DET's second (Detroit's own second carries two obligations, neither a swap: it is owed to Philadelphia if it lands 56-60, and it is a candidate in a least-favorable-of-four basket Utah receives (Detroit's own, the less favorable of Charlotte and the Clippers, Miami, and New York). From the February 2025 KJ Martin five-team trade.); they also owe out their own second to OKC (Owed to Oklahoma City, unprotected, from the Miye Oni deal.).

In 2029 the Jazz hold 3 picks: CLE's first (Part of the UTA/CLE/MIN 2029 pool from the Mitchell and Gobert trades: UTA keeps the two most favorable and CHA gets the least favorable. CLE is the strongest of the trio, so its slot is one of the two UTA keeps. CLE's slot entered the pool unprotected in the September 2022 Donovan Mitchell trade.), their own first, and their own second.

In 2030 the Jazz pick twice: their own first, swap-encumbered (Utah holds the right to swap its own 2030 first for the Lakers', from the July 2026 Walker Kessler trade. Utah keeps its slot unless it swaps.) and their own second, swap-encumbered (Charlotte takes the more favorable of the Clippers' and Utah's 2030 seconds and Utah keeps the less favorable; the Clippers' pick was traded to Utah first, so Utah controls both. From the 2025 Collin Sexton chain.).

In 2031 the Jazz hold 5 picks: LAL's first (Owed to Utah, unprotected, in the July 2026 Walker Kessler sign-and-trade.), their own first, BOS's second (UTA holds the most favorable of the BOS and CLE 2031 seconds from the Georges Niang deal; a Boston swap right was reported separately.), CLE's second (Utah holds the more favorable of the Cleveland and Boston 2031 seconds and Boston the less favorable; Cleveland's slot conveys within that pool. From the Donovan Mitchell trade and follow-on deals.), and their own second.

In 2032 the Jazz pick twice: their own first and CLE's second (Unprotected second owed to Utah from the Lonzo Ball deal.); they also owe out their own second to WAS (Utah's own second, owed to Washington from the Walt Clayton Jr. deal, then folded into a Memphis swap by the July 2026 six-team trade: Memphis takes the most favorable of the Memphis, Philadelphia, and Utah 2032 seconds, otherwise Utah's goes to Washington.).

In 2033 the Jazz hold 3 picks: LAL's first (Owed to Utah, unprotected, in the July 2026 Walker Kessler sign-and-trade.), their own first, and their own second.