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McCaffrey fumble leads to another TD off a turnover for the Packers
Emmett Prosser
A first down pass to McCaffrey goes for 23 yards, but he fumbles at the end of the play and Karl Brooks recovers. It’s San Francisco’s third turnover of the day at the Green Bay 44. The Packers later score a third touchdown after a turnover when Love finds Malik Heath from 3 yards out with 4:14 left in the fourth quarter.
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Sack and fumble lead to Jacobs’ third touchdown, Packers up 31-10
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On 1st and 5 from the 9-yard line, Allen is sacked by Van Ness and fumbles. Kenny Clark recovers and the Packers get the ball at the 49ers 16-yard line, the second time an Allen turnover has set them up in scoring position, three plays later, Jacobs scores his third touchdown of the day and the Packers lead, 31-10, with 10:59 to play.
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Packers have only two first downs in second half
Emmett Prosser
Neither team produces much of a drive on the next two series and the Packers get the ball early in the fourth quarter but go three-and-out. Green Bay has only two first downs this half and the 49ers get the ball back at their own 10 with 12:37 to play.
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Moody’s 46-yard field goal draws 49ers within two scores
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Two consecutive passes by Allen combine to go for 41 yards and help the 49ers salvage a 46-yard field goal by Jake Moody and cut the lead to 24-10.
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Jacobs scores 1-yard touchdown
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After the flag, the Packers hand the ball to Jacobs for the 1-yard touchdown and the interception helps give the Packers a 24-7 lead with 4:28 left in the third quarter.
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Romeo Doubs injured on pass to end zone
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On third-and-2 from the 18, Love throws to the end zone for Doubs in a bit of a crowd. While there is a flag for pass interference, Doubs stays down after the incompletion and appears to be injured on the play after his head hit the ground. Doubs left the field and went into the medical tent.
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McKinney interception puts Packers in scoring position
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After McCaffrey softens the defense with a couple of runs up the middle, Allen throws a play-action strike down the middle for 31 yards, setting SF up with a first down at the Packers’ 47. Two plays later, on third-and-8, Allen throws a bit high through Samuel’s hands and Xavier McKinney intercepts yet another pass, returning it to the 49ers 26.
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49ers get quick stop after losing possession on downs
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Despite having a shorter field, the 49ers get a three-and-out stop that includes Leonard Floyd’s sack of Jordan Love on third and 5. The Packers punt from their own 40 and the 49ers start at their own 10 with 9:19 to play in the quarter.
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Packers stop 49ers on fourth down after penalty on long kick return
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An 87-yard return by Debo Samuel on the opening play of the second half is wiped out by a holding call. San Francisco stars first and 10 from their own 21. On 2nd and 5 after a Packers defensive holding penalty on Van Ness, McCaffrey runs up the middle for a first down. Two plays later Jordan Mason runs 16 yards for another first down at the Packers’ 47. On 3rd and 8, Allen scrambles six yards to set up a 4th and 2. The 49ers go for it and Allen throws too high for McCaffrey.
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Packers dominant on the ground
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The Packers have run 38 plays to San Francisco’s 18 and Green Bay had 125 rushing yards in the first half on 23 carries. The 49ers had 3.
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Dropped pass by Watson keeps the score at 17-7 at half
Emmett Prosser
The Packers start from the 30 with about a minute to play and Jacobs goes to work again with 20 yards in two carries. But Watson drops a sure touchdown pass after Love goes for it all on the next play. Love throws deep and incomplete to Melton on the next play and then deep again in double coverage to Watson for another incompletion. That forces a punt in the closing seconds of the half as the dropped pass by Watson costs the Packers points.
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Kittle caps 85-yard drive with 49ers’ first points to make it 17-7 Packers
Emmett Prosser
Another pre-snap penalty on 3rd and 2 puts the 49ers in danger of not picking up a first down again, but Allen finds McCaffery at the sticks to move the chains. A screen to Debo Samuel then goes for 21 yards and the 49ers are suddenly moving the ball. On 2nd and 8 from the Jennings makes the catch but he’s a yard short of the first down, and then another pre-snap flag on the Niners forces a 3rd and 6 at the Green Bay 14 at the 2-minute warning. Allen finds Kittle on another short out route for 10 yards and a first down. A 1-yard run and an incomplete pass set up another 3rd down, but Kittle goes up high to bring down Allen’s high throw in the end zone and the 49ers make it 17-7 with 1:02 left in the half.
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Jacobs’ TD gives Packers 17-0 lead
Emmett Prosser
An end-around by Bo Melton produces five yards, but Jacobs is stopped on second down and a false start sets up a third-and-long from the 29. Love hits Romeo Doubs down the middle for 29 yards and the Packers are back in business at the 49ers 43.
On third-and-5, the Packers call timeout and a quick slant throw by Love to Doubs beats the linebacker for 10 yards and a first down. The 49ers force another third-and-long and Love and Doubs convert again in the middle of the field for 15 yards and a first down at the 13.
Two plays later, the ball is intercepted in the end zone, but it’s a free play as there are offsetting penalties. The 49ers are then flagged for 12 men on the field, setting up second-and-2 at the 5. Two carries by Jacobs are enough to get in the end zone for a 17-0 lead.
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Packers have dominant first quarter; 49ers still don’t have a first down
Emmett Prosser
After one quarter, the Packers have 126 yards of total offense and the 49ers have eight yards, having run only three plays. The first play of the 49ers’ second drive is a holding penalty, setting up a first-and-20 at the 20. As the second quarter begins, a short pass to Christian McCaffery sets up second-and-long. Quay Walker drops an interception on the next play and Allen throws complete to Kittle on third down, but well short of the marker. After a 45-yard punt and a 9-yard return, the Packers start at their own 29.
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Rushing attack sets up 51-yard field goal by McManus
Emmett Prosser
The Packers continue to feed Josh Jacobs as he carries three times for 20 yards in the Packers’ first four plays, giving Green Bay a first down at the 31. Wilson then gashes the Niners defense for 9 yards and again on the next play off the left side down the sidelines for 19 yards, setting the Packers up at the 49ers 33.
On third-and-9, Love gets blitzed and throws incomplete in the middle of the field. Brandon McManus’ kick is good from 51 yards and the Packers lead, 10-0, with 11 seconds left in the first quarter. The Packers have 87 yards rushing in 13 carries over their first two drives.
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Flag helps Packers’ defense hold after just three snaps
Emmett Prosser
After a nine-yard gain on Brandon Allen’s shovel pass to George Kittle, a false start penalty takes the 49ers out of second-and-short and they’re eventually forced to punt. After a 46-yard boot, the Packers take over at their own 19.
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Packers take early lead on Tucker Kraft’s 11-yard TD
Emmett Prosser
The Packers start from their 33 after a 21-yard return and get into 49ers territory quickly with the help of two big running plays by Josh Jacobs, one for 18 yards and another for 10.
On second-and-10 from the SF 37, a short pass to Jayden Reed from Jordan Love sets up a third-and-4. Reed goes to the other side of the field and catches a 6-yard pass for a first down. Jacobs picks up another nine yards and now has 39 yards on the drive. On third-and-1, Jacobs gets a break and Emmanuel Wilson picks up the first down at the 14.
A holding call on Elgton Jenkins wipes out a 4-yard gain by Christian Watson on a jet sweep, setting up a first-and-20 from the 24. Reed gets most of it back after a 13-yard reception, setting up a second-and-7. Love throws a sidearm middle screen to tight end Tucker Kraft, who rumbles 11 yards into the end zone for a touchdown.
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Jaire Alexander, Edgerrin Cooper inactive for Packers vs. 49ers, who are without Brock Purdy, Nick Bosa
Emmett Prosser
The Packers will be without cornerback Jaire Alexander (knee) and rookie linebacker Edgerrin Cooper (hamstring), who were ruled out on Friday’s injury report. While not ideal, their absences are comparatively light damage to their roster.
For the 49ers, quarterback Brock Purdy (throwing shoulder) and defensive end Nick Bosa (hip/oblique) are inactive. Both were ruled out Friday, meaning the Packers had a full day to prepare for the absence of two key starters. The 49ers also will be without starting cornerback Charvarius Ward, who was ruled out Friday because of a personal matter.
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Packers vs. 49ers start time, TV info, location
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Start time: 3:25 p.m.TV info: FOXLocation: Lambeau Field
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What channel is Packers vs 49ers on today? How to watch, stream live
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TV channel: Fox (Channel 6 in Milwaukee, Channel 11 in Green Bay)Stream: Streaming options for the game include FOX sports App and Fubo, which offers a free trial to new subscribers.
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Packers vs 49ers odds, betting line, spread
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Spread: Packers -5.5Moneyline: Packers -270, 49ers +215Over/under: 44.5
Odds courtesy of BetMGM
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Packers injury report
Emmett Prosser
Edgerrin Cooper and Jaire Alexander will not play in Sunday’s game against the San Francisco 49ers, per the Green Bay Packers Friday injury report.
Cooper, a rookie linebacker, suffered a hamstring injury in practice Wednesday and missed the past two days. LaFleur said he doesn’t feel it will be a lingering issue.
“There is obviously concern going into next week being a short week,” LaFleur said. “But I don’t think it’s going to be anything too long term.”
Alexander, a veteran cornerback, also missed practice Friday.
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49ers injury report
Emmett Prosser
The San Francisco 49ers are coming to Lambeau Field on Sunday to face the Green Bay Packers short-handed.
Quarterback Brock Purdy and defensive end Nick Bosa will not play in the game, 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan said during his Friday news conference. Purdy took a hit to his throwing shoulder area during last week’s loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
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Packers vs 49ers predictions
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Our Green Bay Packers coverage team predicts the outcome of Sunday’s Week 12 game against the San Francisco 49ers.
Pete Dougherty
This is a big game between two teams with a lot to play for and that know each other well. Matt LaFleur is 2-4 against his mentor, Kyle Shanahan, with three of those losses coming in the playoffs, including last season. The big wild card is injuries. The Packers very well might not have cornerback Jaire Alexander (knee), and their pass defense is noticeably worse when he’s not on the field. But the 49ers very well might not have Nick Bosa (hip), who couldn’t finish last week’s game against Seattle. If he can’t go Sunday it’s huge. According to ESPN stats and info, the 49ers’ pressure and sack rates plummet from when Bosa is on the field (33% and 8%) to when he’s not (18% and 2%). The guess here is Bosa doesn’t play and the Packers squeak out the win against the desperate but banged up 49ers. Packers 27, 49ers 21
Packers mailbag:Pete Dougherty answers reader questions on Eric Stokes, Jeff Hafley’s defense, Matt LaFleur’s decisions
Tom Silverstein
This was the time the Packers got hot last year and, with a pair of home games against warm-weather teams before they play Detroit, they have a chance to make a statement. I thought the 49ers were going to be dominant again this year but when you lose a star receiver (Brandon Aiyuk), your stud tight end (George Kittle) is banged up and you might not have quarterback Brock Purdy and pass rusher Nick Bosa in a game you absolutely need to stay in the playoff race, it’s just not meant to be. The Packers have to treat the 49ers like the struggling team they are and try to send them home with a convincing defeat. The way the Packers are playing, they might not have it in them, but they have the health and motivation to show everyone who’s boss. Health is everything in the NFL and the Packers are in way better shape than the 49ers. It should show. Packers 37, 49ers 20
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Packers schedule
Emmett Prosser
Home games in bold
Sept. 6, 7:15 p.m., at Philadelphia Eagles, São Paulo, Brazil, L, 34-29Sept. 15, noon, vs. Indianapolis Colts, W, 16-10Sept. 22, noon, at Tennessee Titans, W, 30-14Sept. 29, noon, vs. Minnesota Vikings, L, 31-29Oct. 6, 3:25 p.m., at. Los Angeles Rams W, 24-19Oct. 13, noon, vs. Arizona Cardinals W, 34-13Oct. 20, noon, vs. Houston Texans W, 24-22Oct. 27, noon, at Jacksonville Jaguars W, 30-27Nov. 3, 3:25 p.m., vs. Detroit Lions, L, 24-14Nov. 10, Bye weekNov. 17, noon, at Chicago Bears, W, 20-19Nov. 24, 3:25 p.m., vs. San Francisco 49ersNov. 28, 7:20 p.m., vs. Miami Dolphins (Thanksgiving)Dec. 5, 7:15 p.m., at Detroit Lions, DetroitDec. 15, 7:20 p.m., at Seattle Seahawks, SeattleDec. 23, 7:15 p.m., vs. New Orleans SaintsDec. 29, noon, at Minnesota VikingsJan. 4-5, vs. Chicago Bears, Lambeau Field, date and time to be determined
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