Hendon Hooker is a college football quarterback who currently plays for the University of Tennessee but before that he was at Virginia Tech. During his time at Virginia Tech, Hooker played in 25 games, starting 15 of them. He passed for 2,894 yards and 22 touchdowns, and also rushed for 1,033 yards and 15 touchdowns. He was named the ACC Quarterback of the Week twice during the 2020 season.

After the 2020 season, Hooker entered the transfer portal and ultimately decided to transfer to the University of Tennessee.

NFL Combine

INDIANAPOLIS, IN - MARCH 03: Quarterback Hendon Hooker of Tennessee speaks to the media during the NFL Combine at Lucas Oil Stadium on March 3, 2023 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)

Hendon Hooker’s S2 Cognition Test Results

According to the report, of the consensus top five quarterbacks Hendon Hooker scored a 46.

Brandon Ally, cofounder of the S2 Cognition Test, responded to the leaked scores, claiming that the results lack context and aren't entirely accurate.

According to Kxan Brandon Ally said "What I will say is that the list of scores that I have seen, two of those scores are not accurate, they're not at all," he remarked on The Pat McAfee Show. "Some of the reasoning could be for narrative purposes, but they also lack context."

The S2 Cognition Test is a computerized test that assesses a player's cognitive abilities, specifically their processing speed and reaction time. The test is administered to NFL players as part of their baseline concussion testing, and it is used to establish a baseline level of cognitive function for each player.

In the event that a player suffers a head injury during a game or practice, they may be administered the S2 Cognition Test again to compare their scores to their baseline. This can help medical staff determine if the player has suffered a concussion and how severe it may be.

The S2 Cognition Test results are just one piece of information that is used to evaluate a player's overall health and readiness to return to play. It is important to note that the S2 Cognition Test alone cannot diagnose a concussion, and medical staff may use additional tests and evaluations to make a determination about a player's health.

Hendon Hooker’s RAS Results

Hendon Hooker unfortunately did not qualify for the RAS test since there was a lack of measurements.

According to ras.football, Hendon Hooker did not qualify for the test, due to the lack of measurements.

RAS is an abbreviation for "Relative Athletic Score," a metric used in football (also known as soccer) to assess a player's overall athleticism.

RAS considers numerous physical traits, such as speed, agility, jumping ability, and strength, and combines them into a single score reported as a percentile ranking.

Some clubs and analysts utilize RAS to discover potential prospects and evaluate players in general, however it is crucial to note that RAS does not consider a player's skills, technique, or tactical grasp of the game.