The following six San Francisco 49ers players have been selected to the 2026 Pro Bowl Games:

Additionally, wide receiver Skyy Moore (special teams) was named a Pro Bowl alternate.

The 49ers are tied with the Denver Broncos, Baltimore Ravens, and Seattle Seahawks for a league-best six selections each.

Luke Gifford (starter, special teams)

Linebacker Luke Gifford, who signed with the 49ers as a free agent during the 2025 offseason, earns the first Pro Bowl selection of his NFL career. In 15 games this season (eight starts), Gifford recorded 19 special teams tackles, tied for the fourth-most in the NFL.

Kyle Juszczyk (starter)

Kyle Juszczyk, a 13-year NFL veteran who signed with the 49ers in 2017, earns his 10th consecutive Pro Bowl selection (2017–26) and ninth straight with San Francisco. His 10 Pro Bowl selections are the most by a fullback in NFL history.

In 15 games this season (all starts), Juszczyk totaled 21 receptions for 194 yards (9.2 average) and one touchdown. His 194 receiving yards lead all NFL fullbacks.

George Kittle

George Kittle earns his seventh career Pro Bowl selection and fifth consecutive nod (2019–20, 2022–26). In 10 starts this season, the 49ers tight end recorded 52 receptions for 599 yards (11.5 average) and seven touchdowns.

Christian McCaffrey

Running back Christian McCaffrey, acquired by the 49ers in a 2022 trade with the Carolina Panthers, earns his fourth career Pro Bowl selection (2020, 2023–24, 2026).

In 15 starts this season, McCaffrey rushed 280 times for 1,039 yards (3.7 average) and nine touchdowns, while adding 92 receptions for 849 yards and seven receiving scores.

Jon Weeks (starter, special teams)

Long snapper Jon Weeks, a 16-year NFL veteran who joined the 49ers as a free agent in the 2025 offseason, earns his second career Pro Bowl selection (2015, 2026). Weeks has appeared in 259 career games, tied for the most among active NFL players. In 15 appearances this season, he registered one special teams tackle.

Trent Williams

Left tackle Trent Williams, acquired by San Francisco via trade with Washington during the 2020 offseason, is named to his 12th career Pro Bowl (2013–19, 2021–24, 2026) and fifth with the 49ers.

Williams is the fourth offensive lineman in NFL history to earn 12 or more Pro Bowl selections, joining Bruce Matthews (14), Randall McDaniel (12), and Will Shields (12).