Second thoughts

Why?

“Our dogs were playing around in the backyard and so I thought he was calling me to tell me to put the dog in,’’ Hundley said with a laugh.

Instead, it was the Seahawks telling him to pack his bags.

Not that he necessarily saw the writing on the wall, but Hundley knew he might not be long for Green Bay when, in March, the Packers acquired DeShone Kizer, a second-round pick of the Browns who started 15 games a year ago as a rookie.

“For me, it was knowing that going into my fourth year, Green Bay has a history with bringing in a quarterback on a guys’ last year, which is what happened with me when I got drafted,’’ Hundley said. “Scotty [Scott] Tolzien was the guy who was in front of me. For me, I let God lead me where I’m going to land. Day by day, I took it business-wise you could expect to be traded.’’

Hundley, who played three seasons at UCLA, started nine games for the Packers last season when Aaron Rodgers broke his collarbone, with Green Bay going 3-6 in those games.

While he said the trade was “crazy’’ to experience, getting on a plane and flying to his new team within hours, he also said maybe a change was needed.

“For me and my wife, it’s a blessing to be able to start again and come out here to this beautiful place,’’ Hundley said. “The vibe, the aura, the competition, it’s awesome here. I’m really excited.”

AP/MIKE ROEMER Quarterback Brett Hundley (left) said his trade from Green Bay to Seattle was “crazy” to experience, but he also said maybe a change was needed.