The Green Bay Packers insist they want Aaron Rodgers back next season.

Rodgers, 39, signed a three-year, $150 million contract last March that runs through the 2024 season. It contained a $58.3 million guaranteed bonus for next season that would only void if he retired.

"Well, certainly that's an offseason-type kind of decision, but surely, yeah," Brian Gutekunst said when asked if he wants Rodgers back next season. "I mean we want all our guys back. We made a big commitment to him this offseason, so that was obviously something that was really important to us. But like we've talked about in the past, this is something we'll sit down with him after the season and it will be something we do together and move forward that way."

Rodgers' contract would it make it difficult to trade or release him because of the massive amounts of dead money that would impact the salary cap.

Matt LaFleur didn't hesitate to say, "Yeah, absolutely, of course," when asked Monday if he wanted Rodgers back.

The Miami Dolphins were in the mix to trade for Jimmy Garoppolo this past offseason, the quarterback says.

"They were in the conversation," Garoppolo said. "Not much came from it, but they were definitely one of the teams in the conversation. It seemed like a good spot. As an offense, that's tremendous skillplayers, everything they got going over there. Mike {McDaniel] being a great coach, I had been with him in the past here and it was discussed, but I'm glad the way things worked out."

Garoppolo remained with the San Francisco 49ers after offseason shoulder surgery and regained his starting role when Trey Lance suffered a season-ending injury.