Scores out of 50 Bradford 36 McCoy 25 Clausen 23 Tebow 22 I have no idea what this means other than the higher the score, the smarter the prospect. Do you think the Wonderlic test is important? In past Wonderlic tests, Rivers scored a 30, Eli Manning 39, Tony Romo 37, Peyton Manning 28, Ryan Leaf 27, Vince Young 15. http://www.unc.edu/~mirabile/Wonderlic.htm
I wouldn't call a 22 a bomb when Young got a 15 and i've heard of players scoring single digits on that thing
Rex Grossman got a 29, Peyton Manning got a 28....should tell you all you need to know about importance.
Wonderlic means nothing; someone else of note also scored a 22: Brett Favre - 22 And others of note: Donovan McNabb - 14 David Garrard - 14 Dan Marino - 16 Chad Pennington - 25 (he is supposedly very intelligent) Michael Vick - 20
22 isnt a bomb :lol: 20 is an average score so he did fine. And no, i dont think it is real important as long as they pass the test when they have them going over defenses on tape with them. I dont think the wonderlic relates much to football. Ryan Leaf got a 27 and Peyton got a 28. You think it mattered there? Peyton has a good work ethic and Leaf dont. Thats what matters!!
I honestly dont put much into the wonderlic test scores. I mean, is a player going to study for a game the same way they study for the wonderlic. What I would like to see is how the QBs who run the no huddle, and have to make snap desicions score. Paidaton got a 28... I wonder what Jim Kelley got... There is book smarts, street smarts, and field smarts. Some people dont have equal shares of the 3... *Waiting to be told I have no shares of any*