QB Wonderlic Scores

[Shady12]

I had to take it for a job and all I know is I scored in the high 30's.

 

[5Stars]

I am tired!!

I took my son out to the field and ran the 40 in 8.3, then went to the basement and benched 30 lbs 90 times!

I'm a bad muther (shut your mouth)...!



Anyone know Snyder's phone number? I might have a chance at a job! I mean, I was a baseball catcher during my time...

 

[Disturbed]

I am tired!!

I took my son out to the field and ran the 40 in 8.3, then went to the basement and benched 30 lbs 90 times!

I'm a bad muther (shut your mouth)...!



Anyone know Snyder's phone number? I might have a chance at a job! I mean, I was a baseball catcher during my time...

Your my hero... Quick, someone call Jerrah...

 

[big dog cowboy]

Antwaan Randle El...........17

Maybe that is why he switched positions.

 

[sago1]

Where di dyou get those wonderlic scores. It's been reporting several times in the past few months that Romo had a 41 score.

 

[MapleLeaf]

...out of all the NFL QBs to have played past and present which one has progressed the highest in education?

 

[Disturbed]

Where di dyou get those wonderlic scores. It's been reporting several times in the past few months that Romo had a 41 score.

I found the scores on the internet. I looked at a couple of sites and they seemed consistent, so I posted a few of them for discussion. Maybe Romo took the exam again and scored higher. Looks like players are doing that these days.

Not worried about Romo. But if you score in the low teens or even single digit then I might worry....

 

[Disturbed]

...out of all the NFL QBs to have played past and present which one has progressed the highest in education?

I think Steve Young has a law degree. That is the first one that comes to mind. I am sure there are others.

 

[Nav22]

I'm shocked that Eli is that smart. He's always seemed like a complete bumpkin to me.

 

[Disturbed]

I'm shocked that Eli is that smart. He's always seemed like a complete bumpkin to me.

Maybe too analytical early in career, over thinks things and holds onto the ball too long...he did seem to play better this past year -- more comfortable and relaxed. I know a lot of people don't like Eli, but he has been under a microscope in NY his whole career. He has to be tough mentally to take that....

On the other end of the spectrum you have Vince Young. He would drop back, doesn't seem to analyze much, and simply start running after about two seconds... Oh yeah, and he said he considered retiring after one year....was not having fun anymore.

 

[switzersflask]

lol What was Vince Young's score? I forgot.

 

[Wrangler87]

I took it last year. I scored a 32. It's a little nerve racking. It does put you in a position to see how fast you process information. It's not hard, but some of them take much more time than others.

 

[Shady12]

Maybe too analytical early in career, over thinks things and holds onto the ball too long...he did seem to play better this past year -- more comfortable and relaxed. I know a lot of people don't like Eli, but he has been under a microscope in NY his whole career. He has to be tough mentally to take that....

On the other end of the spectrum you have Vince Young. He would drop back, doesn't seem to analyze much, and simply start running after about two seconds... Oh yeah, and he said he considered retiring after one year....was not having fun anymore.

Opposite for Young, it's hard to actually get him to take off. He'll sit in the pocket too long.

 

[TellerMorrow34]

I've taken one before and got like a 38 or 40. It's really not that difficult a test.

 

[Scotman]

I scored very well on the test. However, I couldn't run 40 yards even if chased. You could time me with a sun dial. As far as weight lifting, I do enough of that just pulling my fat arse up off the couch.

 

[percyhoward]

...out of all the NFL QBs to have played past and present which one has progressed the highest in education?

Brady Quinn.

Because that's just how it is at Notre Dame.

 

[Khartun]

lol What was Vince Young's score? I forgot.

Pretty low I think. LOL

 

[sonnyboy]

I missed 1 question: the one about words and font size. I think read it wrong

I missed the same one. I'm seldom the smartest guy in the room and managed 14 of 15. Pretty easy test. Of course I'm 39 years old, wonder how I would have scored at 22.

 

[Hypnotoad]

I missed the same one. I'm seldom the smartest guy in the room and managed 14 of 15. Pretty easy test. Of course I'm 39 years old, wonder how I would have scored at 22.

The players have 12 minutes to answer 50 questions. While I am not diminishing the people who took this test, I feel that ESPN is missing the point for giving you 5 minutes to answer 15 questions.

The sample test has 15 questions @ and at 4.1667 seconds (50/12) per question you would have to give yourself only ~1 minute to answer that quiz in a similar test environment.

It is tricky but with little or no time pressure you are allowed to think. Remember, it is a quiz used to evaluate QBs, players who have to think and make decisions quickly in pressure situations.

Edit: So lets say you give yourself 1 minute to take the test, and answer 4, you would need to do (4/15)*50 to get your "Official Wonderlic Score" (13).

 

[Disturbed]

Pretty low I think. LOL

Wow, that is one smart QB you got there Titans.



Have you seen the pic of plays on his wristband....pass is marked through and it simply says RUN.

Vince Young scored a remarkable 6 on the wonderlic. Six. Yes, you read that right...6...

Not the lowest, a RB Darren Davis scored a 4.