The San Francisco 49ers were the first choice of Aaron Rodgers this past offseason as he sought a trade.

The 49ers reached out to the Green Bay Packers about a trade for Rodgers before they traded up to eventually select Trey Lance.

Jimmy Garoppolo might discuss how to handle his uncertain future as the quarterback of the San Francisco 49ers with this week's opponent -- Aaron Rodgers.

Rodgers expressed his displeasure with the Packers this offseason before reporting to camp.

Garoppolo's financial situation is different than Rodgers' was heading into this season. He has one more year on his contract, set to earn $24.2 million in base salary, but none of it is guaranteed. The lack of guarantees led most to believe the 49ers would move on from the QB this year after drafting Trey Lance or at least try to get him to take a pay cut.

Matt LaFleur said Monday that the drama surrounding Aaron Rodgers this offseason didn't play a role in the Green Bay Packers' blowout loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.

"I think this team's focused on now," LaFleur said. "And unfortunately, sometimes in this league you get humbled. And certainly we got humbled. Like I said, it's about how we respond to that. How we come back to work. How we stay together. And get ready to play against a team I know is gonna be really hungry coming in here."

The Packers will look to get back on track against the Detroit Lions on Monday Night Football in Week 2.

Aaron Rodgers was honest after the Green Bay Packers suffered a 38-3 loss to the New Orleans Saints on Sunday.

Rodgers was 15-of-28 for 133 yards and two interceptions and said "I played bad" when discussing his performance after the game.

The quarterback suggested that the team might have thought they were better than they are heading into the game.

"Yeah, I think so," Rodgers said. "I think there's probably some of that. We probably felt like we were going to go up and down the field on whoever they had out there. . . . This is a good kick in the you-know-where to hopefully get us going in the right direction."

Davante Adams says there is "no chance" he'll reach an agreement on a contract extension with the Green Bay Packers before the start of the season.

"No," Adams said. "No chance, no."

The wide receiver is entering the final year of his contract.

Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst has said that they would continue contract discussions with the 28-year-old into the season.