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Green Bay vs. San Francisco
Regular Season - Packers Win 36-22
ODDS 'N ENDS
--Weather conditions for today's game: Temperature, 50; Humidity, 68%;
Wind, 10mph
- Attendance: 59,794
--Brett Favre's 62-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter to Antonio
Freeman gave him 24,720 passing yards in his career, breaking Bart
Starr's all-time club record. Starr had 24,718 in 16 seasons
(1956-1971). Favre now has 24,720 yards in his 8-year career.
--In the last five meetings, the Packers have outscored the 49ers in the
first quarter 53-6.
--Freeman's second touchdown was the 30th TD reception of his career,
tying him with Don Hutson for the most by a Packer in his first four
seasons. This also was Freeman's fourth 100-yard receiving game this
season, and the 11th of his career.
--The Packers' nine sacks are the most ever against Steve Young in
Young's career. It is the most by Green Bay since October 24, 1965,
against Dallas.
--Reggie White's three sacks give him 11 for the year and an NFL-best
187.5 for his career. This marks the 12th 10-sack season for White, an
NFL record. His 11 sacks in eight games is his second-quickest to
double-digits in his career. In 1987, he had 10 in six games, when he
went on to notch a career-best 21 for the season. His career-best as a
Packer is 13 in 1993.
--The Packers' safety was the first scored by Green Bay since Santana
Dotson and Reggie White sacked Philadelphia quarterback Rodney Peete
September 9, 1996.
--Safety Pat Terrell's interception in the first quarter was his first
as a Packer and the 11th of his career.
--Robert Brooks' 30-yard touchdown reception was his longest catch this
season, and his 31st career regular season touchdown.
--Keith McKenzie's blocked PAT in the first quarter is the first by a
Packer since Matt Brock batted away the try of Raiders kicker Jeff
Jaeger in Los Angeles November 11, 1990.
--Packers punter Sean Landeta kicked two punts inside the 49ers' 20.
That gives him 17 inside the opponent's 20 this season, and 262 in his
NFL career, including playoffs.
--Jervey's 95 yards is a career high. His fourth-quarter touchdown was
the first of his career.
--Ryan Longwell's 45-yard field goal in the fourth quarter keeps him
perfect for the season on field goal attempts, 12-12.
--Jerry Rice's first-quarter touchdown was the 80th all-time from Steve
Young to Rice, an NFL record. The Miami tandem of Dan Marino to Mark
Clayton had 79 scores.
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