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Message: <blockquote data-quote="30-30" data-source="post: 626229" data-attributes="member: 11187">The 49ers have been embarrassed and humiliated the last two weeks. They’re at home and they’re desperate for a win. All reasons to take this game very seriously. But the reality is that they’re only a shadow of the team they fielded just two years ago. It’s still early, but their season is shaping up to be a train wreck. If the Packers take care of business, they should win handily.On Offense, the 49ers will try to run the ball, control the clock, and keep the Packers Offense off the field. Stop the run and you stop the 49ers. They can’t pass the ball consistently because their O-line is a mess, with only two quality starters left over from the once-strong unit they had. Because the O-line is failing, the QB is regressing. Force Colin Kaepernick to beat you from the pocket.On Defense, their pass rush is poor and their secondary is worse. Their D-coordinator has asked a young and inexperienced group to execute a much too complex scheme. As a result, they’ve been exposed and embarrassed the last two weeks. Expect them to simplify the Defense and tighten things up. Nevertheless, the skill and talent differential is just too great. Aaron Rogers and the Packers Offense should be able to carve them up. The best strategy would be to score early and often to make the 49ers abandon their running game and play catch-up. They’re not built for this.</blockquote>

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