49ers: Offense absent in 17-3 loss to Packers

Oct 4, 2015 at 10:10 PM--


After the 49ers made an all-universe quarterback look unusually ordinary Sunday, defensive tackle Quinton Dial was posed a question:The 49ers' defense summoned a winning effort Sunday against reigning NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers, but it was wasted in a 17-3 loss to Green Bay at Levi's Stadium because of their inert offense.Rodgers threw for 224 yards and one touchdown, thanks to a defense that produced three sacks and five quarterback hits while allowing 10 points in the final 54 minutes.Rodgers' passer rating (99.0) marked just his second sub-100 rating in his past 12 games, and only two of his 22 completions gained more than 19 yards.The Packers had lost their past nine regular-season games in which they'd scored 17 or fewer points.In Week 3, Kaepernick put the 49ers in a 14-0 hole in the first six minutes after two of his passes were intercepted and returned for touchdowns in a 47-7 loss to the Cardinals.A week later, Kaepernick, again, did the defense no favors, but there was no public grousing in the locker room."If we don't let them score, they can't win the game," defensive tackle Tony Jerod-Eddie said.Green Bay took the opening kickoff and Rodgers — after misfiring on his...
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