We brought together all our resources last night and early this morning. Every staff member here at Instant 49ers was under orders to stop what they were doing and shift all focus toward compiling the all-81 list. Here's a look at the 49ers' 34-6 victory over the Green Bay Packers -- as Mike Nolan might say -- from an individual standpoint.

But before we get there, here are a few items to supplement your reading, straight from the pages of the PD:

"Niners dominate the Brett Favreless Packers on both sides of the ball"

"The pass rush is looking pretty good at this stage of the exhibition season"

Columnist Lowell Cohn writes about the performances of Rodgers, Smith and O'Sullivan

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And now onto the 49ers' player-by-player breakdown of last night's game.

OFFENSE

3-Wright: DNP, coaches decision.

11-Smith: With the agonizing week he endured in his personal life, it had to be difficult to remain focus on his job at hand. . . Completed 5 of 12 passes for 62 yards . . . He threw the intermediate pass with a lot of zip, but Zeigler, Morgan and Hill all made nice catches away from their bodies to pick up some yards. . . Stepped up in the pocket and did not put enough air under the ball on deep pass to an open Morgan. Ball was underthrown for an incomplete pass. . . . Overthrew Hill in the back of the end zone from 7-yards out - a play Smith later said he "can't miss." . . . Niners scored 10 points in his three series.

13-Hill: Entered in the fourth Q and really wasn't given much of a chance. . . . He completed just 2 of 5 passes for 21 yards. . . Led team to a field goal on his first drive. . . On a three-and-out, he completed his only pass - a screen play that would've gone for big yards if blocked properly. . . . Team scored three points in his two possessions (not including final play kneeldown.)

14-O'Sullivan: Started at QB. . . Did a good job of throwing the ball before receivers made their breaks. . . On interception, he locked onto Vernon Davis and telegraphed where he was going with the ball. Charles Woodson made the interception, but LB Brandon Chillar was in position in front of Davis, too. . . . Put teammate DeShaun Foster in perilous situation with a swing pass that enabled CB Pat Lee to deck an unsuspecting Foster. . . . On very next play, he stepped up in the pocket and did not set his feet, but he got enough on it to complete the ball to Morgan about 35 yards down the field. Morgan turned it into a 59-yard TD. (The ball was thrown more inside than O'Sullivan wanted it, but it safely got there.) . . . All in all, his best was really good and his worst was really bad. . . Completed 8 of 17 passes for 154 yards with one TD and one INT. . . Has committed three turnovers in his 10 exhibition-game possessions. . . Niners scored 14 points in his six drives last night.

15-Ortiz: Entered the game for a couple plays as part of the two-minute drill at the end of the first half . . . No catches . . . Also played on cover units.

17-Zeigler: Read defense perfectly and was ready to receive quick slant from O'Sullivan vs. Packers blitz. The play picked up 13 yards. . . . Reached back to make nice catch of Smith pass in the third quarter for 7 yards and a first down . . . . Made tough leaping catch at sideline of Hill pass before getting sandwiched by CB Pat Lee and S Aaron Rouse. . . . Finished with four catches for 42 yards.

18-Lelie: DNP, calf. With Josh Morgan's emergence, his roster spot might be slipping away.

19-Rabb: DNP, coaches decision.

21-Gore: Started at RB. . . . Played three series . . . Created some missed tackles at the line of scrimmage. . . Nice move to make safety Nick Collins miss close to the line of scrimmage on 14-yard run . . . Finished with 29 yards on six carries.

24-Robinson: DNP, knee.

29-Foster: There was not much room to run, but he somehow got the ball over the goal line for TD on fourth-and-goal from the 1. . . . Carried 11 times for 37 yards . . . Rookie CB Patrick Lee laid him out on incomplete swing pass. Foster did not return for the second half, but he was not on the preliminary injury report afterward.

33-Clayton: Played entire second half . . . Whiffed on block attempt of DE Michael Montgomery, which forced Smith to roll out and throw the ball away. . . Generally, does not break many tackles, but he did slip past some contact on 7-yard gain in the third quarter. . . . Carried 11 times for 25 yards, and caught one pass for 5 yards.

44-Norris: Saw action on just one snap in the first half, as he's behind Keasey on the depth chart. . . Lined up at FB and hit the right spot along the line on a 1-yard TD run - his only carry of the day. . . . He played a lot of special teams.

45-Keasey: Started at FB. . . . Hustled down to cover first-Q punt at the 9-yard line . . . Did a good job of mixing it up as lead-blocker for Gore and Foster. . . Got back into the game in the fourth quarter . . . He carried once for 1 yard.

46-Walker: Played H-back mostly with the first unit. . . In the second half, showed some improved blocking skills, completely riding fourth-year DE Michael Montgomery out of one run play . . . Another nice block on LB Abdul Hodge on Clayton's 7-yard run. . . . Caught one pass for 1 yards and took one handoff for just 1 yard.

47-Bajema: He did not hold block on DE Jason Hunter long enough, allowing him to get through and hit Hill as he was throwing (Hill completed the pass anyway). . . Moved around a lot, playing an H-back spot. . . He played in the first half in short-yardage run situations, and the 49ers struggled in those spots.

48-Cooper Wallace: Was on the field for Rossum's punt return for a touchdown. Did well to avoid a penalty for illegal block in the back. . . . Did not see action on offense.

49-Finley: Blocked 15 yards backward by Packers FB John Kuhn on Jordy Nelson's 56-yard kickoff return. . . . Entered at TE in the fourth quarter, with no passes going his way. . . . Got knocked down and out of the play on Nelson's 58-yard return in the fourth quarter. . .

59-Cody Wallace: Nothing bad to say about his performance. He held his ground and did a nice job getting his body on LB Tracy White on Clayton's 7-yard run . . . He has shown great improvement since the first week of camp.

60-de la Puente: Nice work one-on-one vs. DT Daniel Muir to allow Smith to deliver 27-yard pass down the field. . . . Performed very well in run and pass games.

61-Toledo: Rebounded from a poor performance last week to play well. Did not allow DE Jason Hunter to get anywhere near Smith on a 27-yard pass downfield. . . . Left game at start of fourth quarter.

62-Rachal: Had some good plays, but there were some blemishes, too. . . Allowed QB pressure from Muir, who put good heat on Smith to lead to a third-down incompletion. . . . Missed a kick-out block on a 1-yard Clayton carry . . . Got low and opened the hole for Norris' 1-yard TD run . . . Got out front on screen pass to Clayton but he could not make the block on LB Abdul Hodge, who stopped the play for just 5 yards on third-and-8.

64-Baas: DNP, pectoral

65-Sims: Held up extremely well in pass protection . . . Helped open the hole on the right side of the line for Norris' short TD plunge. . . . Solid 1 1/2 quarters of work before leaving game midway through the fourth quarter.

66-Heitmann: Started at C. . . . Did a good job of peeling off double-team blocks and then getting down the field to block linebackers. He got out front to push Nick Barnett backward on Foster's 8-yard run . . . He continues his strong camp.

67-Reuber: Entered game midway through the fourth quarter at RT . . . After struggling last week, he did OK in this game.

68-Snyder: Started at LG . . . Made an improvement over last week, but still not where he needs to be. . . . Had good position on DT Johnny Jolly until he was flung aside, allowing Jolly to stop Foster for 3-yard gain.

69-Wragge: Started at RG . . . Got to the second level to take LB Brandon Chillar out of the play on Gore's 14-yard run . . . More than held his own in pass protection and in the run game. . . . Should still be in the mix for a starting job when Baas returns.

74-Staley: Started at LT . . . Packers DE Cullen Jenkins beat him on an inside move to force O'Sullivan to abandon the pocket, a play on which he gained 5 yards on a first-quarter scramble. . . Lined up on right side on unbalanced line and his block helped Gore gain 14 yards . . . He showed considerable improvement from last week's game against the Raiders.

75-Jennings: Started at RT. . . Did a very strong job against Aaron Kampman, one of the top pass-rushers in the league. . . . Missed cut block on blitzing LB Brady Poppinga, who stopped Foster for no gain on the play . . . Called for false start. . . All in all, another very solid showing.

76-Pruneda: DNP, coaches decision.

77-Patrick: Newcomer entered game at LT at start of fourth quarter . . . Did not allow pressure from Hill's blind side.

78-Booker: DNP, coaches decision.

81-Colvin: Smith looked for him on a fade route on fourth-and-2 from the Packers' 8. Bush tied up Colvin with the ball in the air for a PI call and a first down. . . . Could've done a better job of going to get the ball on an incomplete pass near the goal line in the fourth quarter. . . . Finished with no catches.

82-Johnson: DNP, hamstring

83-Battle: DNP, hamstring

84-Morgan: Started at SE . . . First catch came in traffic for 3 yards to give the 49ers a first down on a third-and-2 . . . Made nice over-the-shoulder catch on corner route, resulting in 22-yard gain. . . . Showed strength to brush aside CB Jarrett Bush's attempt at a jam at the line of scrimmage, he then released and got open down the field for a 59-yard TD catch from O'Sullivan. . . Made nice out-and-up move on Bush in third quarter, but Smith couldn't get the ball to him . . . Nice leaping catch to pluck Smith pass out of the air. . . . He's in the starting mix even when all the veterans get healthy.

85-Davis: Picked two first downs on the first drive when he caught third-down passes of 14 and 15 yards. On the later, he turned a short pass into a good gain when shrugged off the attempted tackle of Brandon Chillar at the sideline. . . . He got into his man quickly in the run game but did not always hold his blocks.

88-Bruce: Started at Flanker. . . .Two passes were thrown his way One was thrown behind him; the other could have been PI called on Charles Woodson. . . . Played three series before retiring to the sideline.

89-Hill: For the first time there was some run after the catch, as he caught a 17-yard out near the sideline and cut back inside to gain an extra 10 yards. . . Caught Smith pass thrown behind him for 19 yards . . . Did not get off the ground very high to try to haul in Smith's high pass in the end zone. . . Made a lot out of nothing on an end-around that went for 14 yards . . . Finished with two catches for 46 yards.

DEFENSE

22-Clements: Started at LCB . . . Broke up pass on quick slant to WR Donald Driver. Packers complained, but PI call did not come. . . Tight coverage on Jordy Nelson on third-and-goal play forced Rodgers to throw it away. . . . Played 1 1/2 quarters.

23-Hudson: Entered with the second unit late in the first half. . . Good coverage of Driver on deep in for an incompletion . . . Upended rookie TE Evan Moore to cause a fumble in game's final minute. . . . Also made a tackle on special teams.

25-Brown: DNP, hip.

26-Roman: Started at DB . . . Wore the radio device. . . Had one assisted tackle in a quiet night of work.

27-Harris: Started at RCB . . . Blanket coverage on Driver on third-and-5, stopping him for 4-yard gain . . . Solid game, as his coverage downfield also helped the pass rush get to Aaron Rodgers.

28-K.Lewis: Great angle on punt coverage to make stop on Will Blackmon's 1-yard punt return . . . Very active on special teams . . . Entered game with the second unit. . . Credited with two tackles.

30-Strickland: Did not start but saw action with first-team defense in sub package. . . Made perfect read to jump a route in front of WR Jake Allen, however he could not hold onto the Brian Brohm pass . . . Broke up two passes and added a couple tackles.

31-R.Smith: Plays wing on punt coverage. But nearly responsible for a blocked punt when he failed to get a body on his guy in the first quarter. . . Good awareness to stop Jordy Nelson shy of the first down on third-and-9 . . . Ran stride-for-stride with WR Taj Smith on deep route late in game. . . .

32-M.Lewis: Started at SS, and moved to the line of scrimmage almost as a linemen. . . Didn't see a lot of action come his way. No tackles.

36-Spencer: Started at CB as 49ers opened with six DBs. . . Had a huge hit on QB Aaron Rodgers off a corner blitz to force third-down incompletion . . . Called for illegal block on punt return . . . Took advantage of the new rule in which receivers must get two feet inbounds. He showed awareness to knock WR Jake Allen out of bounds before he get both feet down to prevent a first down - a really good play.

38-Goldson: Started, as the 49ers opened with six DBs. . . . Played in the base defense with the second unit. . . Closed quickly on James Jones after the catch to hold him to no gain . . . A diving interception - it would've been a good one - slipped through his hands and hit the ground. . . Showed his ability to come up and smack people. . . Credited with four tackles and added another on special teams, though he needs to get under control better when running down on coverage units.

40-M.Curry: Saw a lot of action in the fourth quarter . . . On fourth-down play, he timed his hit of WR Taj Smith perfectly to break it up . . . Had good coverage on one play but a good pitch (QB Matt Flynn) and catch (Nelson) beat him for 13 yards.

41-Parker: Allowed Nelson to get outside of him on long kickoff return in the fourth quarter. . . . Got down the field to down Schmitt's punt at the 2-yard line. . . . Played safety alongside K.Lewis in the fourth quarter. . . Credited with just one special-teams tackle.

43-Baker: DNP, thigh.

51-Spikes: Did not start. Entered game on 49ers' third defensive series. On first play, he bit hard on a run fake and allowed TE Donald Lee to get behind him. It would've been a 7-yard TD pass, but Lee dropped the ball. . . . Showed uncertainty in pass coverage . . . Came back into the game at the start of the second half . . . Finished with one tackle.

52-Willis: Started as lone ILB . . . Closed quickly to stop Brandon Jackson for no gain on dump-off pass from Rodgers. . . Finished with three tackles.

53-Ulbrich: Did not start but entered game after two plays . . . Knows the defense better than Spikes, so it looked like he played quicker than him. . . Credited with two tackles.

54-Green: Started at ROLB . . . Entered the game ahead of Tully Banta-Cain on the depth chart. . . Played DE on a four-man line in passing situations. . . . Recorded a half-sack while working against LT Chad Clifton.

55-Haley: Wrapped up return man Brandon Jackson nicely to stop him at the 25-yard line on a kickoff . . . Made open field tackle on Lumpkin, tripping him up by his shoestrings. . . . Made fumble recovery of teammate Grant's fumble late in the game. . . Credited with three tackles and an assist on special teams.

56-Thomas: Lined up at the "mike" position in the second and played a lot of special teams. . . Recorded two tackles on defense, including a nice display of his speed to run down Lumpkin for keep the gain to 5 yards . . . He also had two tackles on special teams.

57-Grant: Was victim of pancake block on Nelson's 58-yard return in the fourth quarter. . . Played "ted" linebacker in the fourth quarter. . . . Picked up fumble but lost the handle of it himself (though it was recovered by a teammate.) . . . Finished with three tackles.

58-J.Moore: Played OLB in the fourth quarter, but did not make anywhere near the impact he did a week ago against the Raiders. . . . Credited with one tackle.

60-W.Curry: Entered at RDE late in the first half with the second-team defense . . . Beat Packers RG Jason Spitz for a sack shortly after entering game. . . Pushed out of the picture while Noah Herron ran through vacated hole for 14 yards . . . Finished with three tackles, including one for a loss.

61-Ramsey: Entered at RDE in the fourth quarter. . . Did not get much penetration in pass-rush. . . . Finished with one tackle.

62-Holmes: Lined up wide left and scooted past block attempt from TE Jermichael Finley to pursue from the backside for a stop of RB Kregg Lumpkin for just 2 yards. . . . Got fantastic pressure on third-string QB Matt Flynn against rookie RT Breno Giacomini to arrive just a split-second after teammate Banta-Cain sacked the QB.

76-Cohen: Did not appear real solid at the point of attack in his limited third-quarter action. Got pushed back several yards on one run play. . . Credited with no tackles.

78-Ellison: Played LDE in the fourth quarter. . . . Didn't get far off the line against RG Tony Moll, but he was there to recover the fumbled forced on a Banta-Cain sack. . . Showed some spark with a couple of tackles.

90-Sopoaga: Pushed past RT Mark Tauscher and chased Rodgers to opposite side of the field on first-Q incompletion. . . Jumped offside, but continued on to make a tackle behind the line of scrimmage (obviously, the play was nullified). . . Was not credited with any tackles.

91-McDonald: Started at LDT . . . Worked over Spitz to get half-sack. . . Absolutely destroyed Spitz on a bull rush to get a full sack when the Packers had a second-and-goal from the 7 . . . Certainly, one of the defense's top performers in the first two exhibition games.

92-Franklin: Did not start, as 49ers opened with four-man D-line and six DBs, but came into the game after a couple plays. . . .Played 11 snaps, lined up at the nose in a 4-3 scheme seven times and in 3-4 on four plays. . . . Was not very active, but did draw a double-team from C Scott Wells and RG Sitton that left other 49ers pass-rushers singled up, contributing to a sack. . . . Was not credited with any tackles.

93-Fields: Entered late in the second quarter as No. 2 NT . . . Nice push up middle against C Scott Wells to collapse pocket and lead to a Curry sack. . . . Alertly recovered fumble on bad center-QB exchange in the third quarter . . . Credited with two tackles.

94-J.Smith: Started game at RDT in a four-man line. . . Played 16 snaps . . . Lined up at five different spots - RDE (6), ROLB (4), RDT (3), LDT (2), LDE (1). Credited with one tackle, a half-sack and one QB hurry. . . . On his final play, he lined up at LDT and beat RG Josh Sitton, a rookie fourth-round pick, to get a half-sack.

95-Banta-Cain: Entered in late in second quarter at OLB. . . Got off TE Donald Lee's block to stop Vernand Morency coming around the left side for 1-yard gain . . . He was in the game in the fourth quarter, which is never a good thing for a veteran. But he was going up against former first-round pick Daryn Colledge, who was playing LT. Banta-Cain destroyed Colledge twice, forcing two fumbles. The later was recovered by the 49ers. . .

96-Balmer: Entered late in second quarter . . . Was never particularly effective getting off blocks, but his effort is not a problem. He plays hard, but his technique needs to be refined. . . . Credited with two tackles.

98-Haralson: Started game at LDE in four-man line . . . Showed good energy in getting after the passer. . . . No hurries, no sacks, but he did have one tackle.

99-Lawson: Rushed the passer off the edge and beat a back assigned to block him as part of a five-man rush that netted him a half-sack. . . . Credited with one tackle.

SPECIALISTS

2-Schmitt: The lefty had a good day as a punter and a kicker. He made a 30-yard FG. . . . He had two punts, landing one at the 12 and the other at the 2. . . . His net average on those two punts was 38.5 yards. . . He also made two tackles on kickoff returns to save a couple potential touchdowns. . . A very strong showing for the kid to show his versatility . . . He enabled the 49ers to create a roster spot at another position by handling the backup duties at both kicker and punter.

4-Lee: Averaged a gross 37.3 and a net 34.7 on three punts. Also flawlessly handled all the holds in the kicking game.

6-Nedney: Negotiated tricky wind on a typical Candlestick night to make a 49-yard FG attempt in the third quarter.

20-Rossum: Rather than take the touchback, he tried to return one punt from the 5. He made it to the 13. . . In the third quarter, he let a similar punt bounce into the end zone . . . Showed his explosiveness and creativity (a basketball-like spin move) when he returned a punt 67 yards for a touchdown late in the game.

86-Jennings: His snaps were on the mark, as usual.

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