in their first and last game. But before the two teams kick off on Sunday at 4:40 p.m. EST in the final game of the Wild Card Round, here are a list of the stars that will show up in a big way in this pivotal showdown for both teams.

Randall Cobb, WR, Green Bay Packers

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While it is unfair to use just six games in a season to say that a player will be a star in a playoff game, that's all Randall Cobb has played this season. Along with Rodgers, Cobb returned last week after both were on the shelf for several games this season.

But in his six games this year, Cobb has caught 31 receptions for 433 yards and four touchdowns. In fact, in lastweek's game against the Chicago Bears, Cobb finished with just two receptions for 55 yards, but both went for touchdowns—including the game-winner.

Here is a look at the play that sent the Packers to the playoffs from ESPN Stats & Info:

In his first game against the 49ers, Cobb finished with seven receptions for 108 yards and a touchdown. While repeating that type of production is difficult for any receiver in the NFL, Cobb is certainly one of Rodgers' favorite targets and will get plenty of opportunities to make plays on Sunday.

Colin Kaepernick, QB, San Francisco 49ers

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All Colin Kaepernick has done in his career against the Packers is absolutely destroy their dreams. Last season in the Divisional Round, Kaepernick had a coming-out party with 263 passing yards and