By Steve Megargee
The Associated Press
It was the rally that sparked the Packers toward the NFL’s best regular-season record.
The Packers had split their first two games — a blowout loss to New Orleans and a home victory over Detroit — before visiting San Francisco for a Sunday night matchup. After getting the ball at Green Bay’s 25-yard line with 37 seconds and no timeouts left, Aaron Rodgers drove the Packers into position for Mason Crosby’s 51-yard winning field goal as time expired.
That 30-28 victory was part of a seven-game winning streak that helped the Packers win a third straight NFC North title.