rockmom Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 Brian Brohm socred really high on the Wonderlic, look what situation he's in. :lol: I'm really starting to be a fan of Tebow...if only because so many people are bound and determined to tear the poor guy to shred.
sportsnut859 Posted March 11, 2010 Author Posted March 11, 2010 I find it hard to believe that it has a real reflection on how you play the game. I know it's about information processing and they have 12 minutes for 50 questions, but everyone reacts differently under different situations. I'm sure Tebow processes information just fine on the football field.
TAC Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 I find it hard to believe that it has a real reflection on how you play the game. I know it's about information processing and they have 12 minutes for 50 questions, but everyone reacts differently under different situations. I'm sure Tebow processes information just fine on the football field. I think David Klingler and Akili Smith both scored very low on the test. I believe in the test if this is true!
sportsnut859 Posted March 11, 2010 Author Posted March 11, 2010 I think David Klingler and Akili Smith both scored very low on the test. I believe in the test if this is true! I know Jeff George scored a 10.:lol:
sportsnut859 Posted March 11, 2010 Author Posted March 11, 2010 Some noteable NFL Players and their scores: Brian Griese- 39 Drew Bledsoe- 37 Steve Young- 33 John Elway- 30 Troy Aikman- 29 Brett Favre- 22 Dan Marino- 16 * It is rumored that Ryan Fitzpatrick scored a max score of 50 in only 9 minutes.
Texas Leaguer Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 Some noteable NFL Players and their scores: Brian Griese- 39 Drew Bledsoe- 37 Steve Young- 33 John Elway- 30 Troy Aikman- 29 Brett Favre- 22 Dan Marino- 16 * It is rumored that Ryan Fitzpatrick scored a max score of 50 in only 9 minutes. He actually scored 48/50 on his Wonderlic Test in 9 minutes. He only missed one question on the test in reality. You may ask why then it says he missed 2? He left the other one blank:lol:. Thats a Harvard education for you...
sportsnut859 Posted March 11, 2010 Author Posted March 11, 2010 He actually scored 48/50 on his Wonderlic Test in 9 minutes. He only missed one question on the test in reality. You may ask why then it says he missed 2? He left the other one blank:lol:. Thats a Harvard education for you... I couldn't remember the entire story. The link I used was an old one.
5wide Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 I believe I heard them say Bradford was around 35 and McCoy at 22 this year. 50 questions in 12 minutes...sounds like its more about processing information and making decisions quickly. In that regard, I think there is some merit to the test. But, its obviously not the ultimate and only measuring stick.
spindoc Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 He might be a Steeler. Dude, our quarterbacks score alot, no matter what it takes.
sportsnut859 Posted March 11, 2010 Author Posted March 11, 2010 Dude, our quarterbacks score alot, no matter what it takes. NICE!:ylsuper:
EZ Living Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 He actually scored 48/50 on his Wonderlic Test in 9 minutes. He only missed one question on the test in reality. You may ask why then it says he missed 2? He left the other one blank:lol:. Thats a Harvard education for you... So who would you rather have behind the center, Fitzpatrick or Favre?
bcd00 Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 Some noteable NFL Players and their scores: Brian Griese- 39 Drew Bledsoe- 37 Steve Young- 33 John Elway- 30 Troy Aikman- 29 Brett Favre- 22 Dan Marino- 16 * It is rumored that Ryan Fitzpatrick scored a max score of 50 in only 9 minutes. Vince Young reportedly scored a 6 on this test.
threetimelover Posted March 11, 2010 Posted March 11, 2010 Dude, our quarterbacks score alot, no matter what it takes. :lol:Nice.
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