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The San Francisco 49ers and Green Bay Packers will kick off their 2013-14 season with a playoff rematch on Sunday. The last time these two teams met, the 49ers wiped the floor with the Packers as Colin Kaepernick went on to break some records en route to 263 passing yards, 181 rushing yards and four total touchdowns.

Both teams are looking to get right back into the playoffs this season. For San Francisco, they've taken one step forward in each of Jim Harbaugh's seasons as head coach -- making the NFC Championship game in his first year and making it to the Super Bowl in his second. Now the next step is clear: winning a sixth Lombardi trophy for the franchise. Kaepernick took in a full offseason as the starting quarterback and though Michael Crabtree isn't around, he's got Anquan Boldin and a bunch of weapons to help compliment the league's top defense.

Green Bay, on the other hand, hasn't changed a whole lot. They did lose wide receiver Greg Jennings, but quarterback Aaron Rodgers doesn't need superstars around him to succeed. He makes the team better on his own and will be eyeing San Francisco's questionable secondary early and often, especially if he has Jordy Nelson in the lineup. Rookie running back Eddie Lacy will have a tough out against the 49ers in his first game, but he has a promising season ahead of him.

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