Seattle Seahawks Win
Seattle sent the #10 overall pick and a 3rd-rounder to Green Bay for backup QB Matt Hasselbeck and the #17 pick, which became G Steve Hutchinson. Hasselbeck became a Pro Bowl quarterback and led Seattle to Super Bowl XL, while Hutchinson developed into a Hall of Fame guard. This trade launched Seattle's modern era. Hasselbeck stabilized quarterback for nearly a decade, and Hutchinson anchored an elite line that helped Shaun Alexander win MVP honors. Green Bay's side, Jamal Reynolds, became one of the era's most notorious first-round busts. Winner: Seattle Seahawks, historically.
Seattle Seahawks Received
- player Matt Hasselbeck
- pick 2001 1st round pick (17th overall, Steve Hutchinson )
Green Bay Packers Received
- pick 2001 1st round pick (10th overall, Jamal Reynolds )
- pick 2001 3rd round pick (72nd overall, Torrance Marshall )
Trade Summary
Seattle sent the #10 overall pick and a 3rd-rounder to Green Bay for backup QB Matt Hasselbeck and the #17 pick, which became G Steve Hutchinson. Hasselbeck became a Pro Bowl quarterback and led Seattle to Super Bowl XL, while Hutchinson developed into a Hall of Fame guard. This trade launched Seattle's modern era. Hasselbeck stabilized quarterback for nearly a decade, and Hutchinson anchored an elite line that helped Shaun Alexander win MVP honors. Green Bay's side, Jamal Reynolds, became one of the era's most notorious first-round busts. Winner: Seattle Seahawks, historically.
Trade Analysis
Seattle sent the #10 overall pick and a 3rd-rounder to Green Bay for backup QB Matt Hasselbeck and the #17 pick, which became G Steve Hutchinson. Hasselbeck became a Pro Bowl quarterback and led Seattle to Super Bowl XL, while Hutchinson developed into a Hall of Fame guard. This trade launched Seattle's modern era. Hasselbeck stabilized quarterback for nearly a decade, and Hutchinson anchored an elite line that helped Shaun Alexander win MVP honors. Green Bay's side, Jamal Reynolds, became one of the era's most notorious first-round busts. Winner: Seattle Seahawks, historically. Packers drafted DE Jamal Reynolds (#10) who played 3 games total; lost franchise QB and elite guard for minimal return.