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Eddie goes wild on the Niners, well over 100 yards and two TDs, one on a screen pass. Matthews three sacks and a forced fumble, one defensive TD, Rodgers makes the Monday night game look like a PFF failure, Pack up 20-3 at the half, and walk to it 37-17. Niner faithful imitate the Falcons fans after halftime and rush home to make a good latte.

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If they can put up 20+ on the Seahawks D and 30+ on the Chiefs D then they should have no problem scoring 30+ on this D. As vulnerable as you may think our D is to a running QB, Kaep isn't scoring 30+ just by running. He's going to have to pass to win and based on how terrible he passed against AZ I don't see him winning the game with his arm.

Packers 38
49ers 23

Some teams play much better at home, and the 9ers may be one of them. They handled the queens pretty well opening weekend at home. They got creamed in the 2 away games after. They also have a pretty good running back who got lots of yards at home vs the queens. And, after getting embarrassed the last 2 weeks I'm sure they will be lathered up to at least be respectable.

 

Pack on the road with stadium noise and several players nicked up, Burnet, Adams etc. We did struggle on road some against a bad bear team. So it may not be as easy as it seemed last week.

 

So, I don't expect the blowout Packer win some are predicting. But, in a closer than it should be game , the Pack wins, 24-13 after pulling away in the 4th.

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I worry about this one a little bit and feels like it could be a trap game.  The defense is going to be the key to this one the 49ers still have a half way decent line and Hyde is a pretty good back.  And we have to stop the QB runs which has given this defense fits.

 

The best scenerio for the Packers is a curb stomping on the way to the woodshed so they can rest some players but I see a close one 16-13 Packers.

The thing I noticed about the 49ers D is that they just aren't savvy or experienced enough at a lot of positions to keep up. They handled Minny because they have a young QB and minimal running game, but they faced two very savvy vet QBs the next two weeks and they got picked apart. It's true we are better at home than on the road, but that home crowd advantage often goes away once the home team gets down. They're facing the savviest of veteran QBs this week and I just can't see them keeping up. Their only saving grace might be the fact that their D is very active and energetic, so if they can punch GB in the mouth and keep it up then they can keep it close.

Biggest worry to me is the short week/travel compounded by the injury list. Offense may not be quite as sparkling.

 

Niners strike me as a team right now that won't generate much offense without a lot of rushing yards and turnovers from the opponent. Take away Hyde as they did Lynch and Charles and the Packers will have a solid road W.

I could see the defense having a bit of trouble early in this one, especially if Burnett doesn't play. Still, Niners just don't have enough talent on offense to stay with the Packers for 4 quarters.

 

Last game I predicted the D would score a TD, and though it didn't happen, Shields got damn close. I think they'll get one in this game.

 

42-24 Packers.

This is the closest a Wisconsin team is going to get to a Rose Bowl for a while.  So they better come out on fire.  Pack wins 24-20 behind Ron Dayne's 230 yards rushing and Darrell Bevell's last-second touchdown scramble.  Abby gets knocked out of the game and wakes to discover he still has eligibility left at Wisconsin and goes back to help them go 8-5, winning a bowl game over Navy.

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