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Aaron Rodgers made San Francisco pay for a draft-day snub in 2005 and the Green Bay Packers survived a second-half surge by the 49ers for a 30-24 victory Sunday.

Suppose some stranger comes up to you on the street and asks you, the devoted 49ers fan in your throwback Joe Montana jersey, who's better: Aaron Rodgers or Alex Smith? Almost reflexively you answer Rodgers.

The question is: Who is the 49ers' No. 1 receiver? The 49ers answer is: Who cares? "If everybody is making plays, then that's teamwork," Michael Crabtree said.

Fooch's Note: Thanks again to smileyman for another great look at the play-by-play from the 49ers game.

The Packers have struggled to maintain some semblance of consistency this season.

Hey, should we get back to talking football? The 49ers were back at work Tuesday in full pads for an immense task in Green Bay on Sunday, a place the 49ers haven't won since 1990.

2 all-time leading receiver, is now No. 2 on the 49ers ' depth chart. Mike Singletary announced last week that Josh Morgan will remain the starting receiver even when the future Hall of Famer recovers from an ankle injury.

Jay Cutler was not ready for prime time. Cutler threw five interceptions, including one in the end zone as time expired, in San Francisco's 10-6 win in the first Thursday night game of the season.

A pretty quiet third quarter gives rise to a huge 4th quarter. Let's finish this thing off 49ers.

Aubrayo Franklin was in the middle of one of his least favorite activities a ' talking about himself a ' when teammate Jeff Ulbrich interrupted.

As the season progresses the one thing that remains clear is that Jimmy Raye as a play caller and an offensive coordinator does not mix.

San Francisco 49ers Michael Lewis , right, is congratulated by Josh Morgan after Lewis caught an interception in the end-zone against the Chicago Bears late in the fourth quarter at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, Calif.

NFL.com reports that the San Francisco 49ers will sit wide receiver Isaac Bruce tonight.

Posted by ESPN.com's Mike Sando Thoughts and observations after taking a closer look at the 49ers' offense during a 34-27 defeat to the Titans in Week 9 : The 49ers struck deep to tight end Vernon Davis on one of two plays Sunday when they showed I-formation from base personnel.

Charles Tillman vowed to be ready to go Thursday night at San Francisco after being knocked out of Sunday's game with a left shoulder injury, and rookie strong safety Al Afalava labeled himself day-to-day. The Bears weren't just beat by Arizona quarterback Kurt Warner, who threw five touchdown passes in the 41-21 Cardinals' victory at Soldier ...

Mike Singletary was decidedly philosophical today, and he expressed a shining, glowing confidence that the 49ers would pull out of their four-game skid.

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We're not suggesting you take a cynical view of Alex Smith's effort against the Tennessee Titans.

Posted by ESPN.com's Paul Kuharsky The suggestion from mdcady80: Although Addai's throw to Wayne was indeed a game changer, the sack on Smith afterwards was much bigger.

Mike Singletary is like a tightrope walker who's gotten halfway across the high wire and stopped.