Former Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright believes that Tennessee quarterback Hendon Hooker could be the perfect pick for Seattle in the upcoming NFL draft, stating that he sees a "Super Bowl winning quarterback" in Hooker. Despite being 25 years old and coming off an ACL injury that ended his college career early, Hooker is projected to be a round one or two selection. Hooker threw for an impressive 58 touchdowns and 5 interceptions in his two seasons and was a Heisman Trophy contender up until a loss to Georgia. However, there are concerns about his adaptation from Josh Heupel's quarterback-friendly system to the NFL, and his age and injury history also make his draft stock uncertain. While Hooker is not expected to go in the top ten, let alone to Seattle at pick number five, he remains an intriguing prospect with potential upside. Tennessee's system helped transform Hooker into a highly accurate passer that can work downfield and operate at a high tempo. The quarterback is also armed with burst and speed that could change how defenses play him, adding to his value as a potential franchise quarterback.