Green Bay started the game with a familiar game plan: give the ball to Josh Jacobs. Jacobs obviously liked that game plan, as he tore up the 49er defense. He had 91 rushing yards in the first half. When Jacobs took a play off, Emanuel Wilson took over.
Wilson had 29 yards on three carries at halftime. Jacobs broke as many tackles against the 49ers as the 49ers had offensive snaps in the first quarter. The defense had a dominant first quarter, but 49ers backup QB, Brandon Allen, led a second-quarter touchdown drive to give San Francisco life, at 17-7.