Sample Wonderlic Test: How Do You Stack Up?
by Rexx on Feb 21, 2009 9:50 AM EST
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PrintClick on the link here to take a portion of a sample Wonderlic Test. This is the intelligence test that so many NFL teams utilize at the Combine and prior to the NFL Draft to determine if the players they are considering drafting are smart enough to understand the complex NFL playbook, schemes and tempo of the pro game. Some of the best and worst recorded scores are below:
"High" scores:
Alex Smith -- 40
Eli Manning -- 39
Matt Leinart -- 35
Tom Brady -- 33
Quincy Carter -- 30
"Low" scores:
Vince Young -- 15
Steve McNair -- 15
Donovan McNabb -- 14
Brock Berlin -- 13
Marcus Vick -- 11
Note: It was reported that Vince Young scored a "6" the first time he took it and then was permitted to take it again to record his "offical" score.
I got a 45 (9 of 10) when I took it. How did you do?
Note: Thanks to the football bloggers on SB Nation for passing this link around.
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got a 35
looks like me and Mattie both took advantage of that USC education, lol I wish…
by purpleonblack86 on Feb 21, 2009 7:01 PM EST reply actions
I got stuck on #6 and scored a 25 and couldnt finish
Damn, I am embarrased
You have to hate losing more than you love winning.
Whatever that bullshit one with the blocks was
I was trying to figure it out and didnt know i was being timed. I took it 2 more times earlier today and got 45. still embarrased though
You have to hate losing more than you love winning.
So after screwing up and finding out the answers,...
you still couldn’t get them all right after three tries? Seven years of college down the drain!
Rexx
I stumbled....
on the question about torturing dogs in my million dollar home. I think its the same one that screwed up Vick’s score
"When they get drafted by the Baltimore Ravens, we expect them to play like that. Are we surprised? No."
by UMBC Oriole fan on Feb 23, 2009 7:04 PM EST reply actions
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