The Green Bay Packers earned a measure of revenge against the team that ended their season last year. It hardly mattered to them that the San Francisco 49ers squad they beat 38-10 on Sunday bore only a passing resemblance to the group that beat the Packers in last season's NFC divisional playoffs.

Josh Jacobs rushed for 106 yards and matched a career high with three touchdowns and the Green Bay Packers trounced the short-handed San Francisco 49ers 38-10 on Sunday. This marked the first time in the past 55 regular-season games that any individual had rushed for 100 yards against the 49ers.

Kyle Shanahan and his first-year defensive coordinator, Nick Sorensen, covered their faces with playsheets for a sideline chat. Shanahan was hot. There was no hiding why. The 49ers’ defense was so disheveled Sunday it drew back-to-back penalties for having 12 men on the field from its own 10-yard line.

Josh Jacobs rushed for over 100 yards and three touchdowns, Jeff Hafley’s defense produced three takeaways, including another interception from Xavier McKinney, and the Green Bay Packers cruised to a commanding 38-10 win over the short-handed San Francisco 49ers on Sunday at Lambeau Field.