49ers draft picks: Full list of team's round-by-round selections
The 49ers will spend the 2026 NFL Draft looking to bolster a team that went 12-5 during the 2025 season despite dealing with numerous injuries.
The San Francisco 49ers bounced back from a 6-11 season in 2024 to go 12-5 in 2025. It marked the third time in four years that Kyle Shanahan's squad had posted at least 12 wins and the fourth time in five years it had won at least one playoff game. However, the 49ers saw their season end in unceremonious fashion.
The eventual Super Bowl 60 champion Seattle Seahawks smashed them 41-6 in a divisional-round playoff game that highlighted some of San Francisco's key weaknesses. Still, that the 49ers were able to log a six-win improvement was impressive considering they played in the difficult NFC West and that starting quarterback Brock Purdy was limited to nine regular-season games by a turf toe injury. Mac Jones comported himself well when Purdy was dealing with injury, while Shanahan schemed up a quality offense despite consistently being undermanned at receiver.
2026 NFL DRAFT: The biggest remaining need for all 32 NFL teams With that in mind, the 49ers could once again emerge as a Super Bowl contender if they can improve their roster during the 2026 NFL Draft. San Francisco will naturally get better from the return of Nick Bosa , but improving its pass rushing should be one of the top priorities for John Lynch and the front office. Here's everything to know about the 49ers' picks, needs and outlook for the 2026 NFL Draft: 49ers 2026 NFL Draft picks The 49ers have six picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.
Here's the complete list: Round 1, Pick 27 Round 2, Pick 58 Round 4, Pick 127 Round 4, Pick 133 Round 4, Pick 138 Round 4, Pick 139 MAX IHEANACHOR: From football beginner to NFL draft in 4 years 49ers NFL draft grades This section will be updated after the 49ers make their first selection. 49ers 2026 NFL Draft needs Offensive line The 49ers could use an upgrade at left guard but also need to think about finding a successor for Trent Williams , who turns 38 in July. Players like Max Iheanachor, Blake Miller and Caleb Lomu could all make sense as developmental tackle options that could also begin their careers at guard.