Green Bay Packers Dominate San Francisco 49ers 38-10 in Week 12 Clash

The Green Bay Packers delivered a resounding victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, November 24, at Lambeau Field, winning 38-10 in Week 12 of the NFL season. This win marked a significant revenge for the Packers, who had been eliminated from the playoffs by the 49ers in three of the last five seasons, including last year’s divisional playoffs.

The 49ers, already dealing with several key injuries, were further hampered by the absence of starting quarterback Brock Purdy, who was sidelined with a shoulder injury. Brandon Allen started in his place but was unable to lead the team to a competitive performance. Other notable absences for the 49ers included edge rusher Nick Bosa, left tackle Trent Williams, and offensive lineman Jon Feliciano.

The Packers, now 8-3, capitalized on the 49ers’ injuries and struggles. Green Bay’s defense had a strong outing, limiting the 49ers to just 10 points. The Packers’ offense, meanwhile, was efficient and dominant, scoring 38 points against a depleted 49ers defense..

This victory keeps the Packers on track for a potential wild-card playoff berth and possibly more, given their current standing in the NFC North. The 49ers, now 5-6, face increasing pressure to secure a playoff spot, especially after blowing fourth-quarter leads in several recent games.

Christian McCaffrey, who has been playing extensively since his return from an Achilles tendon injury, was one of the few bright spots for the 49ers. However, even his efforts were not enough to overcome the Packers’ strong performance.

The game highlighted the Packers’ ability to convert red-zone opportunities into touchdowns and their overall defensive strength, which has been a key factor in their success this season.