GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Bruised and battered, Brett Favre finally had the time.

 He put Ryan Longwell in position to kick a 35-yard field goal with 54 seconds left, giving the Green Bay Packers a 31-28 victory over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday.

 The 49ers' desperation drive ended when Scott McGarrahan tackled Charlie Garner at the Packers 28 after a 33-yard catch-and-run.

 San Francisco quarterback Jeff Garcia, the league's leading passer, completed 27 of 42 passes for 336 yards and four touchdowns, giving him an NFL-best 19 TD passes.

 Favre barely outperformed him.

 Behind two rookie tackles, the Packers' weary quarterback got enough time to stay in the pocket and guide Green Bay (3-4) on five scoring drives.

 He finished 20-of-27 for 266 yards and threw a 67-yard TD pass to Antonio Freeman, who had his first 100-yard receiving day in 14 games.

 Favre appeared to jam his right shoulder on the Packers' final drive when Nate Hobgood-Chittick drove him into the turf at the 2-minute warning.

 Favre didn't throw another pass but did hand off on three plays to set up Longwell's second game-winning field goal of the season.

 San Francisco (2-5) fell for the second straight week despite erasing a 14-point fourth-quarter deficit behind Terrell Owens' two TD catches.

 The Packers also ran for three scores, tripling their season total.

 Ahman Green had his first two-TD game of his career, and Dorsey Levens' first TD of the year came on a 1-yard dive midway through the third quarter and gave Green Bay a 21-7 lead.

 San Francisco responded with a 77-yard drive capped by Garcia's 23-yard TD toss to J.J. Stokes, who faked out rookie Tod McBride to get open. But Stokes made the mistake of doing a Lambeau Leap and he was shoved back onto the field by infuriated fans in the south end zone.

 Garcia hit Owens with a 16-yard TD pass to tie it at 21 with 11:36 left. Owens broke tackles by Bernardo Harris and Darren Sharper.

 Green broke a 21-21 tie on a 1-yard run with eight minutes remaining. Stuffed on a third-down dive, he lunged forward and finally got into the end zone on his third surge.

 But Owens wasn't done, slipping four tackles on a 37-yard TD reception that tied it at 28 with 5:30 left. The 49ers had to travel only 60 yards because Longwell kicked off out of bounds.

 Green's 2-yard run 51 seconds before halftime gave Green Bay a 14-7 lead. He set up his own score with a 20-yard run to the San Francisco 4 and a 7-yard run to the 2 after a false start by rookie left tackle Chad Clifton, making his first start as Favre's blindside protector.

 Clifton joined right tackle Mark Tauscher, playing in place of injured right tackle Earl Dotson, to give the Packers rookie bookends on their offensive line.