For Seattle, this deal is about upgrading the quarterback position behind superstar Russell Wilson. Enter Hundley, who now has the inside track to serve as the No. 2 QB for the Seahawks (ahead of Austin Davis and Alex McGough). Since Wilson takes risks on the field, Hundley is a decent insurance policy for Seattle.

For Green Bay, this trade is a vote of confidence to DeShone Kizer (who was acquired by the Packers from Cleveland in a six-player deal this past off-season). Kizer will now serve as Aaron Rodgers' backup. Obviously, Green Bay views Kizer as an upgrade over Hundley (who struggled in Rodgers' absence last year).

Both Hundley and Kizer have handcuff fantasy value now, as Wilson's and Rodgers' backups, respectively. Beyond that, this trade changes little in terms of Hundley's long-range fantasy future.