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SANTA CLARA, Calif. Mike Daniels Youth Jersey . -- Jim Harbaugh offered a parting shot at Packers linebacker Clay Matthews: Slapping is not the tough-guy way. Harbaugh said Monday that Matthews threw one punch and slapped 49ers left tackle Joe Staley when they tussled following Matthews late hit on quarterback Colin Kaepernick in the second quarter of San Franciscos 34-28 season-opening win against Green Bay on Sunday. "If youre going to go to the face, come with some knuckles, not an open slap," Harbaugh said. "I think if that young man works very hard on being a tough guy, hell have some repairing to do to his image after the slap." Matthews promised leading up to the game that Green Bay would target Kaepernick after he ran for a quarterback-record 181 yards to beat the Packers in the playoffs eight months ago, and Matthews did just that. On the play, he threw his right arm around the lower part of Kaepernicks neck. "Like I said last week, usually a man will tell you his bad intentions if you just listen. That certainly was a cheap shot, launching, clotheslining to the neck-head area," Harbaugh said. "Bad play." While Matthews was flagged for a late hit, Staley received an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty that Harbaugh didnt think was right. Staley immediately came to Kaepernicks defence on the play. The penalties were offset and the 49ers scored on the next play, which officials later said should have been fourth down rather than a repeated third down. The NFL said Monday that a review showed Staley should not have been penalized. "After reviewing the play, Vice-President of Officiating Dean Blandino determined that Joe Staley should not have been penalized," spokesman Randall Liu said in an email. "It should have been first-and-goal for the 49ers from the Green Bay 3-yard line." "Thats what I saw," Harbaugh said. Harbaugh praised referee Bill Leavy and his crew, and said San Francisco would have gone for it on fourth down anyway. "First of all, it never should have been offsetting penalties, in my opinion," Harbaugh said. "All in all, theres a lot of things going on in that stretch. The other one was the entire Packers bench cleared, practice squad players, coaches. Members of the Green Bay Packers are all out of their bench area down along the goal line. There was no repercussion for that as well." Packers coach Mike McCarthy said in Green Bay, Wis., that hes not looking to get into a back and forth with Harbaugh. "Clay Matthews is not a dirty player, by no means," McCarthy said. "So I addressed Harbaughs comments in the team meeting, and as always, well stay above it." While Staley said after the game he needs to control his emotions, he insists he will defend his quarterback in a case like that. Harbaugh said its rather simple when coaching a situation like that. "When guys are going at each other after the whistle, and looking to push and shove people, just lock up, protect yourself," he said. "Not going to back down from it, were not going to get pushed all around after the whistle when its not being called, when the first offence is not being called. "You have to have a plan. For us, its not to go pushing and throwing punches, its to lock up and protect yourself. And Joe did that about as well as you could do it. If you call somebody for that then youre going to have 30 flags, 30 times. Thats happening all the time in our league after the whistle." Also Sunday, Harbaugh had to change his game-day attire at halftime from Reebok to Nike. He said he could be subject to a fine. "That was a mistake, grabbed the wrong one," Harbaugh said. "It was an honest mistake, there was no malice intended. It wont happen again." Damarious Randall Womens Jersey . He says so-called TRT is only one problem and he wants to go even further than the ban. 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