49ers receive 4th and 7th round compensatory picks
Mar 23, 2015 at 6:19 PM
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On Monday, the NFL officially announced the 2015 NFL Draft compensatory picks for teams. The San Francisco 49ers were awarded two selections for past free agent losses. Those new picks are fourth and seventh round selections, giving the team two total picks in each of those rounds.
The fourth round selection is the 132nd overall while the seventh is the 254th overall.
The 49ers now have nine selections in the draft, which begins on April 30. Their first selection is the 15th overall.
Round 1, Pick 15 (15 overall)
Round 2, Pick 14 (46 overall)
Round 3, Pick 15 (79 overall)
Round 4, Pick 27 (126 overall) -
From Broncos
Round 4, Pick 33 (132 overall) -
Comp Pick
Round 5, Pick 15 (151 overall)
Round 6, Pick 14 (189 overall)
Round 7, Pick 29 (246 overall) -
From Colts
Round 7, Pick 37 (254 overall) -
Comp Pick
More 49ers draft coverage can be found in our
2015 Draft War Room.
The losses of Terell Brown, Donte Whitner and Anthony Dixon and the addition of Antoine Bethea were factors in determining the compensation.
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