45-31: Colin Kaepernick, 49ers Dominate Green Bay Packers

In a game that featured one of the elite quarterbacks in the league in Aaron Rodgers, it was Kaepernick that ultimately stole the spotlight. 

The scoring was fast and furious from the outset, as Sam Shields returned a Kaepernick interception 52 yards within two minutes of kickoff to put the Packers up, 7-0, in the early going. 

The young Kaepernick would not allow the early miscue to bring him down, though. He quickly evened the score with a 20-yard touchdown sprint and set the tone for the type of things he would do for the rest of the game. 

Not to be outdone, the Packers would march right down the field as the first quarter ended, scoring a go-ahead touchdown on an 18-yard jaunt from running back DuJuan Harris. 

The Niners would own the second quarter, as Kaepernick found Michael Crabtree for back-to-back touchdowns of 12 and 20 yards, respectively. Rodgers would answer with a 20-yard touchdown toss of his own to James Jones, but David Akers hit a 36-yard field goal to close out the half that put the Niners ahead by three. 

The second half would prove to be all about Kaepernick. 

The second-year quarterback answered a Mason Crosby field goal that tied the game with an incredible 56-yard scoring run that punctuated a record-setting performance. Kaepernick set the record for most rushing yards by a quarterback in a playoff game with 181. 

Once Kaepernick got things going, the floodgates opened up for the Niners.

The fourth quarter was all San Francisco, as the Packers defense appeared too worn down to slow the onslaught of runs from Frank Gore, who managed a touchdown in the fourth quarter along with running back Anthony Dixon. 

Rodgers would connect with Greg Jennings for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter, but the score was nothing but window dressing, as it was a clear case of too little, too late.