Hooker lost the fight for the season for the copying job for Elder Kyle Allen, who presented Hooker in four Lions games and was clearly a better option after the preparation period. Lions coach Dan Campbell recently told reporters that he believed that Hooker could use a change in terrain and indicated that the result was a reality on Monday.
Hooker’s career in Detroit began with Allure on the chance after winning the Sec striker of the year in his end in Tennessee, but knee injuries hindered his adaptation to the professional game and cost him the whole newcomer season. Looking at the long-term development outlook, Hooker appeared in three games in Mop-Up Duty last season and finished 6 of 9 consignments in 62 meters.
He will be a free agent with the hope of finding a new landscape this week.