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It is not going to be pretty. Rodgers and Lacy are gonna light them up 38-17. One Kaepernick fumble, two INTS (possibly the wind blowing them where they shouldn't go), lots of mistakes by the pampered California players, Nelson and Boykin with TDs, Starks gets one on a screen pass. TWO Niner DBs may not even play due to hamstring injuries, so I expect a lot of three wide receiver sets and we have four that they will struggle to cover.

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Great game the first week at SF, Rodgers was very precise and sharp.  Its not been a good matchup for GB, BJ Raji needs to look at his 2010 season and then look in the mirror.  If GB and contain Gore from getting explosive plays, I do not believe Kaperstink will be accurate enough in the passing game to make the difference

 

GB 27

SF 24

 

 

Last 9 games this defense has given up on average 30 PPG. They can't stop the run, they can't defend the pass, they can't rush the QB, and they can't force turnovers.

 

Pack will need to score 30+ PPG to have a shot in this one and will have to force a turnover most likely. Offense will have to do it's best to keep the defense off the field as much as possible in this one. Vernon Davis, Crabtree, Boldin, Gore, Kaep...I don't see any way they stop them from doing what they want

 

I think the offense will be up to the challenge, and it sounds like Carlos Rogers will be out, which helps. I just don't know if Rodgers can overcome the terribleness of this teams defense

 

SF - 38

GB - 28

Last edited by CAPackfan

The Niners have superior line play, which leads me to think they win the ball game.  The x-factor is the cold weather, but it works against both teams.  The notion that this is "Packer weather" is great for fans to talk about, but players from neither team like playing in it.  

 

The weather causes turnovers and GB will have to go +2 in that area to win it.  I think they do.  

 

GB - 27

SF - 24

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