How PFF graded Allen, 49ers in lopsided Week 12 loss to Packers

The 49ers' PFF grades show there is plenty of blame to go around in San Francisco's embarrassing 38-10 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. Even players who made positive contributions had their share of mistakes in the 49ers' loss, including nine penalties for 77 yards which clearly affected any momentum the team had started to gain. Without quarterback Brock Purdy (shoulder), left tackle Trent Williams (ankle) and defensive end Nick Bosa (hip/oblique) on the field, the 49ers had to adjust to several moving pieces. But still, that was no excuse for a lack of execution by the several star players who actually were able to suit up for the game. Here are the 49ers' Week 12 PFF grades: Offense TE George Kittle — 90.7 The All-Pro tight end was the offensive standout, catching all six of his targets for 82 yards and one touchdown. Four of Kittle's six receptions resulted in a first down or touchdown. Kittle uncharacteristically allowed a pressure (one hurry), giving him a 5.1 pass blocking grade. LT Jaylon Moore — 81.7 The swing tackle stepped in for Williams and did a commendable job, receiving one of the offense's top overall grades after allowing two hurries in pass...