Green Bay at San Francisco

Green Bay couldn't contain Dalvin Cook and lost to the Vikings on Sunday, but the Packers have bounced back after every loss in the Matt Lafleur era, having not lost two in a row this year and last. Aaron Rodgers went 27 of 41 for 291 yards with no interceptions, and the Packers ran for 109 yards on 4.5 per carry, but Cook returned from injury and totaled four touchdowns. San Francisco lost to Seattle 37-27, and lost Jimmy Garoppolo to injury again after he completed 11 of 16 for 84 yards with an interception. Garoppolo was knocked out with an ankle injury early in the fourth quarter and Nick Mullens replaced him. Mullens finished 18 of 25 for 238 yards, but the 49ers did not have much of a running game with only 52 yards on 2.4 per carry. Mullens will get the start this week as the Niners continue to deal with several key injuries, including tight end George Kittle, who has a foot injury. San Francisco had just about everything go right for it in 2019, and now things are evening out after overachieving last season. Green Bay is #9 in total yards of offense while averaging 31.3 points, and this is a rematch of last season's NFC championship game when Raheem Mostert ran for four TDs and 220 yards, but he's injured now and the Niners have Jerick McKinnon and rookie JaMycal Hasty to count on for their running game. Play the Packers on the money line.