49ers Suffer Historic 28-Point Loss to Packers, Falling to 5-6

San Francisco's season continues to unravel as injuries, turnovers, and penalties plague their performance in Green Bay.

The 49ers' 38-10 loss to the Packers marks their worst defeat in the 74-game history between the two teams, highlighting a season plagued by setbacks.
Key players, including quarterback Brock Purdy, defensive end Nick Bosa, and left tackle Trent Williams, were sidelined due to injuries, but the team’s mistakes overshadowed their absences.
San Francisco struggled with missed tackles, committing 20 throughout the game, and allowed Green Bay’s Josh Jacobs to rush for 106 yards, breaking a 55-game streak of holding opponents under 100 rushing yards.
The 49ers committed nine penalties for 77 yards, including two consecutive 12-men-on-the-field infractions that negated a potential defensive stop near the goal line.
With a 5-6 record and a challenging matchup against the Buffalo Bills next, the 49ers’ playoff hopes are dwindling as they sit one game behind the NFC West leaders.