The San Francisco 49ers were active ahead of the NFL trade deadline with two deals that landed them defensive tackle DeForest Buckner and wide receiver Keenan Allen.

Acquiring Buckner cost the 49ers a fourth-round pick. The Allen addition cost them a sixth-round choice. Both players came from Indianapolis.

After dealing two picks from their 2027 war chest, the 49ers now hold five selections in the 2027 draft:

• Round 1

• Round 2

• Round 3

• Round 5

• Round 7 (via Kansas City)

The 49ers acquired Kansas City's 2027 seventh-round pick last offseason in the deal for wide receiver Skyy Moore. San Francisco is not projected to earn any compensatory picks in the 2027 draft according to Over the Cap.

In all the 49ers have dealt three of their own selections in next year's draft, along with a sixth-round choice they acquired from Baltimore in a trade down from the No. 133 pick to the No. 154 selection in last year's draft.

San Francisco used its own fourth-round pick to snag Buckner. Their own sixth-round pick went to Kansas City in the Moore trade that landed them a 2027 seventh-rounder. The 49ers used the sixth-round pick they scooped up in the trade back with the Ravens to get Allen at the deadline. In the offseason they sent out their own seventh-round pick to the Houston Texans for offensive lineman Jarrett Patterson.

With only five picks in next year's draft and a handful of positions in need of an injection of young talent, don't be surprised if we see the 49ers make some offseason moves to acquire more draft capital.