It seems as if every week it's been the same storyline of the 49ers looking to get back off the map.

And here we are again. The 49ers had another anguishing loss in week 11, and now they traveled to Lambeau Field for an all-important game against the Green Bay Packers.

The 49ers kept their season alive in January in the divisional round of the playoffs with a come-from-behind victory over the Packers, and now they might need a win on the road

to remain in serious contention for a playoff spot this season.

Jennifer Lee Chan and I will look at who and who will not be able to play on

Sunday and we'll compare this injury plague season with 2020 when many of their top players

were out for significant periods of time. Then the voice of the 49ers Greg Papa will join me

for our weekly Ask Papa segment as we examine the team's narrow path to the postseason.

We'll have all that and much more on this episode of 49ers talk coming at you right now.

Welcome to another episode of 49ers talk on NBC Sports Bay Area.com. Introducing your hosts,

Matt Mayoko and Jennifer Lee Chan.

This is 49ers. So I've brought to you by your locally owned Bigotires, the team you trust.

And Jennifer, I will say this. Every time the schedule comes out in the spring, when we know the 49ers road trips, when we know that a trip to green bay is out

there that's the first thing i my eyes go to oh absolutely that is like one of the the most historic

stadiums it is not easy to get to there's not a lot of hotels there. I know you and I always are saying, all right,

that's the first hotel room we book when it comes out. And it's, I mean, it's so Green Bay,

I have a bunch of friends going to this game from the Bay Area. And I know a lot of people,

well, how many fans, 40-hour fans are supposed to be there? It is supposed to be 37% red and gold in there, which is kind of a lot because the Packers don't

sell a lot of their tickets.

They like to their owners of the team.

It's not a traditional owners.

They have shares in the team.

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