The Green Bay Packers secured a significant win over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, showcasing a solid offensive and defensive game. Let's dive into the best and worst performances from both sides of the ball.

On offense, wide receiver Malik Heath topped the list with an impressive 92. 3 grade, followed by left guard Elgton Jenkins with an 86. 6 grade. Running back Josh Jacobs also had a great performance, forcing 12 missed tackles and scoring well in pass blocking. Right tackle Zach Tom had a solid game, while fellow running back Emanuel Wilson showed promise with three forced missed tackles.

Defensively, linebacker Quay Walker shone with a 91. 4 grade, recording four stops and a pass breakup. Cornerbacks Javon Bullard and Keisean Nixon had notable games, with Bullard excelling against the slot and Nixon forcing a fumble. Defensive ends Lukas Van Ness and Brenton Cox Jr. contributed pressures and a strip-sack.

On the other end, right guard Sean Rhyan struggled with pressures and penalties, earning a 33. 8 grade. Wide receiver Christian Watson dropped a sure-fire touchdown, and tight end Ben Sims wasn't targeted much. Running back Chris Brooks had a tripping penalty. Defensively, cornerback Carrington Valentine had a rough game, along with Eric Stokes and several defensive linemen.

Special teams saw mixed results, with six missed tackles but also a successful 51-yard field goal by Brandon McManus. Quarterback Jordan Love played well from clean pockets but had some issues under pressure.

Packers Shine in Week 12 Victory: A Closer Look at Top and Bottom Performers

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