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Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers were poised for a trip to the NFC Championship, but Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers stunned them with a fourth-quarter comeback, scoring 10 straight points to take the lead. Green Bay's season ended when Love threw a desperate interception to Dre Greenlaw, sealing a 49ers victory and sending them to the Super Bowl LVIII journey.

Love spent the offseason reflecting on that loss, trying to identify areas for improvement. Ahead of their Week 12 rematch, Love admitted the defeat still weighs on him. “That game is definitely going to sit with you," Love said. "You just sit with it all offseason, trying to see what you could have done better. That’s the team that knocked us out, so we’re hungry for this game.”

This time, Green Bay is fighting for a wild-card spot and even a division title, sitting in the NFC North race. On the other hand, the 49ers, at 5-5, need a hot streak to secure their playoff position, with lingering injuries affecting their play. Despite their struggles, the 49ers' pedigree means they can’t be taken lightly.

Love acknowledges the need for improvement, particularly after his two-touchdown, two-interception performance in the previous postseason. Packers head coach Matt LaFleur emphasized the challenge the 49ers present, with their sound scheme and talented players across all phases of the game.

Green Bay enters this Sunday’s matchup at Lambeau Field with valuable experience from last year’s playoff clash, ready to battle the 49ers again.