Packers Dominate Injured 49ers in 38-10 Victory

The Green Bay Packers dominated the injury-stricken San Francisco 49ers with a decisive 38-10 victory, propelled by standout performances from recent signings Josh Jacobs and Xavier McKinney. Jacobs rushed for 106 yards, scoring three touchdowns, and set a season-high with 15 forced missed tackles, while McKinney added to his impressive season tally with another interception. The 49ers, plagued by injuries to key players like quarterback Brock Purdy, defensive end Nick Bosa, and offensive tackle Trent Williams, struggled to find their rhythm. This defeat echoes their challenging 2020 season following a Super Bowl loss, and at 5-6, they face an uphill battle to salvage the season. The Packers, now 8-3, are capitalizing on their new acquisitions and solid team performance, placing them squarely in the playoff mix. The win marks a significant turn for the Packers who have not had a 100-yard rusher against the 49ers in their last 55 regular-season games.