NFL Team-to-Team Trade Archive

Houston Texans–San Francisco 49ers Trade History

TradeVerdicts records 2 trades between Houston Texans and San Francisco 49ers across 2021–2026. Historical franchise identities are normalized to the current franchises here, while each underlying trade keeps its own sourced date, assets, grades, and verdict.

2 Recorded trades
2021–2026 Trade-history span
1 Decade represented
August 30, 2026 Most recent trade

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Complete Matchup Chronology

2 Recorded Trades

Oldest to newest

Trade 1

November 2, 2021

San Francisco 49ers Win
Houston Texans C
San Francisco 49ers B+

Houston Texans received

  • 2023 sixth-round pick (No. 207; subsequently traded by Houston)

San Francisco 49ers received

  • Charles Omenihu

Houston sent Charles Omenihu to San Francisco at the 2021 trade deadline for a 2023 sixth-round pick that became No. 207. The Texans secured future draft capital for a player they were willing to move, but they later traded that selection, so Anders Carlson was not Houston's direct return. Omenihu's useful 49ers production gives San Francisco the stronger hindsight result.

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Trade 2

August 30, 2026

San Francisco 49ers Win
Houston Texans B-
San Francisco 49ers B+

Houston Texans received

  • 2027 seventh round pick

San Francisco 49ers received

  • Jarrett Patterson

San Francisco acquired interior offensive lineman Jarrett Patterson from Houston for a 2027 seventh-round pick on August 30, 2026. Patterson brought starting experience at center and guard at a moment when the 49ers were searching for interior depth. Houston recovered a late pick while reshaping its line, but San Francisco gets the current-read edge because a seventh is a small price for an experienced, versatile blocker.

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