Hendon Hooker Dynasty Value

Hooker's college career spanned 45 games across two programs, and the transformation from Virginia Tech to Tennessee was dramatic. Those early VaTech seasons showed a raw dual-threat: 60.9% and 155.2 yards per game in 2019, then 65.1% at just 168 yards per game in 2020 with 9 touchdowns and 5 picks. Tennessee changed everything. His 2021 debut in Knoxville produced 68.2% completion, 2,945 yards (226.5 per game), and a staggering 31:3 TD/INT ratio while adding 620 rushing yards and 5 scores. The 2022 season was even better before the ACL: 69.6% completion, 3,135 yards, 285 per game, 27 touchdowns, and only 2 interceptions in 11 games with 430 rushing yards. Career totals of 67.0% completion, 8,976 yards, 80 touchdowns against 12 interceptions (6.7:1 ratio), and 2,083 rushing yards with 25 rushing touchdowns tell the story of a legitimate dual-threat. At 217 pounds with an older age profile, the ACL recovery and compressed timeline are the entire concern. R3.68 for a quarterback whose Tennessee efficiency was elite by any measure, but whose torn ACL and age pushed a potential Day 1 talent to the third round.