Jordy Nelson's touchdown catch helped the Packers pull away from the Seahawks.
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS
Last time out: Panthers 23, 49ers 3
Record: 0-1
Snapshot: The 49ers' offense sputtered in the opener, finishing with 217 total yards and a lone field goal. Quarterback Brian Hoyer finished 24-of-35 for 193 yards with no touchdowns and an interception in his San Francisco debut.
Notable: The 49ers didn't have much success on either side of the ball. The biggest bright spot was safety Jaquiski Tartt, who finished with a team-high seven tackles and an interception. Wide receiver Pierre Garcon was the best offensive player, catching six passes for 81 yards.
Quotable: "Anytime you lose and lose that way, it's frustrating and disappointing. I'll feel that all day today and all night and I'm sure our players will too. We've got to watch the tape tomorrow morning and figure out a way to get better." – 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan after the game
Injury update:Rookie linebacker Reuben Foster suffered a high-ankle sprain in the contest and could miss several weeks.
Next up: The 49ers travel to play the Seahawks in Week 2
Images from past matchups between the Cardinals and this week's opponent, the San Francisco 49ers
1978: Cardinals CB Roger Wehrli defends a pass to 49ers TE Paul Seal
1978: Cardinals LB Scott Williams tackles 49ers QB Scott Bull
1979: 49ers QB Joe Montana
1986: Cardinals QB Cliff Stoudt
1987: 49ers RB Roger Craig runs the ball as CB Ken Sims dives for the tackle
1991: Cardinals QB Stan Gelbaugh tries to evade 49ers DE Dennis Brown
1993: DB Chuck Cecil zeroes in on 49ers TE Brent Jones
1999: 49ers QB Jeff Garcia runs as Cardinals DL Brad Ottis tries to make the tackle
1993: Cardinals LB Eric Hill watches over the line of scrimmage
2000: Cardinals RB Thomas Jones
2002: Cardinals RB Marcel Shipp
2000: S Pat Tillman
2002: Cardinals QB Jake Plummer
2003: Cardinals K Tim Duncan celebrates a game-winning kick
2004: Cardinals RB Emmitt Smith is tackled by 49ers CB Mike Adams
2004: QB Josh McCown spikes the ball following a two-point conversion
2004: 49ers QB Tim Rattay scrambles as Cardinals DE Bertrand Berry gives chase
2005: WR Anquan Boldin gets tackled by three 49ers
2005: WR Larry Fitzgerald is upended by 49ers DB Derrick Johnson
2005: S Robert Griffith carries the Mexican flag before the game in Mexico City
2006: Cardinals WR Bryant Johnson tries to get away from 49ers CB Mike Adams
2006: Cardinals RB Edgerrin James scores a touchdown
2006: Cardinals S Antrel Rolle forces a fumble of 49ers WR Arnaz Battle
2007: 49ers Frank Gore breaks away as CB Antrel Rolle (left), LB Calvin Pace (middle) and DT Darnell Dockett pursue
2007: TE Leonard Pope catches a pass in front of DB Nate Clements
2008: Cardinals WR Steve Breaston stretches for the end zone
2009: Cardinals RB Beanie Wells scores a touchdown
2009: Cardinals LB Gerald Hayes tackles 49ers RB Frank Gore
2008: S Antrel Rolle does a backflip in the end zone
2010: WR Larry Fitzgerald scores a touchdown in front of 49ers CB Reggie Smith
2011: Cardinals S Adrian Wilson grabs a hold of 49ers RB Brian Westbrook
2011: Cardinals LB O'Brien Schofield celebrates a tackle
2012: WR Michael Floyd catches a touchdown in front of CB Chris Culliver
2012: Cardinals CB Patrick Peterson tackles 49ers WR Mario Manningham
2013: Cardinals RB Andre Ellington is tackled by 49ers S Eric Reid
2014: Cardinals WR John Brown catches a pass as 49ers CB Leon McFadden tries to bring him down
2014: Cardinals WR Larry Fitzgerald celebrates a first down catch
CB Justin Bethel returns an interception for a score
2015: S Tyrann Mathieu returns an interception for a touchdown
2015: WR Larry Fitzgerald stretches the ball out as he's tackled by 49ers S Jimmie Ward
2015: QB Carson Palmer spikes the ball after a rushing touchdown
2016: LB Markus Golden celebrates a sack
2016: QB Drew Stanton celebrates a touchdown pass
2016: RB David Johnson tries to get away from 49ers LB Ahmad Brooks
2016: DT Calais Campbell tries to tackle 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS
Last time out: Packers 17, Seahawks 9
Record: 0-1
Snapshot: Seattle's offense struggled from start to finish, mustering only 225 total yards and 12 first downs in the loss. Seattle held a 3-0 lead at halftime but the Packers offense revved up in the second half while the Seahawks remained stagnant. Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson finished 14-of-27 for 158 yards with no touchdowns or interceptions.
Notable: Former Packers running back Eddie Lacy, who joined the Seahawks this offseason, was ineffective in his return to Green Bay, finishing with three rushing yards on five carries. Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was 28-of-42 for 311 yards with a touchdown and a pick.
Quotable: "We know we can play a lot better." – Seahawks coach Pete Carroll
Key Stat:8. Receiving yards for tight end Jimmy Graham on seven targets, as the Seahawks couldn't get one of their main offensive weapons involved.
Next up: The Seahawks host the 49ers in Week 2
Images of faces in the crowd at the Cardinals-Seahawks matchup
LOS ANGELES RAMS
Last time out: Rams 46, Colts 9
Record: 1-0
Snapshot: Trumaine Johnson and Lamarcus Joyner each had interception returns for touchdowns as the Rams routed the hapless Colts. Indianapolis was without star signal-caller Andrew Luck and Los Angeles feasted. Colts quarterback Scott Tolzien was 9-of-18 for 128 yards with the two interceptions before getting benched.
Notable: Rams quarterback Jared Goff was much better than in his forgettable rookie season, finishing this one 21-of-29 passing for 306 yards and a touchdown. Cooper Kupp had four catches for 76 yards and a touchdown in his NFL debut. The Rams played without star defensive tackle Aaron Donald, who ended his holdout just days before the game, but still dominated.
Quotable: "I can't say enough about the way that these guys have bought into what we're trying to do. We know it's one win and now the true measure of performance is consistency." -- Rams coach Sean McVay
Key stat:14. The points scored by the Rams defense. Los Angeles became the first team in NFL history with two interception returns for touchdowns and a safety in the same game.
Next up: The Rams will host the Redskins in Week 2
Images of the Cardinals cheerleaders during the Week 4 home game
