2020 QBs - Wonderlic Scores (1 Viewer)

[No2DC]

In Tua's defense, I'm sure this test has not been his primary focus while going through this process.

 

[hankster2]

But it still wasn’t from Bama

Neither is Tua's.

 

[BELOWSEALEVEL]

C'mon Tua, fall out of the top 10 so we can trade with the Jets at pick 11.

 

[Ediddy7023]

The maximum Wonderlic test score is 50 with all NFL players averaging a score of 21. The average score for quarterbacks is 26, and Peyton Manning, despite being lauded as one of the smartest quarterbacks in history, comes in at a just-above-average 28

 

[MLU]

Burrow got his degree from Ohio State.

Burrow got one of his degrees from tOSU.

 

[ELLIASJWILLIAMS]

I posted this on twitter but those scores are supposed to be confidential, and it's pretty convenient that at the bottom is Tua. It's almost like it was leaked on purpose in hopes that it would make him slide further than his injury already suggest he will

 

[nickj009]

That's just the difference between an L.S.U. and Alabama education.

That is really just splitting hairs. C'mon man

 

[nickj009]

I posted this on twitter but those scores are supposed to be confidential, and it's pretty convenient that at the bottom is Tua. It's almost like it was leaked on purpose in hopes that it would make him slide further than his injury already suggest he will

Sounds like Wild Bill is doing his thing.

Patriots always workin it.

 

[SweetT]

Neither is Tua's.

Well, Tua attended Alabama. So, you say ? , I say ?

 

[SweetT]

He also got outscored on the wonderlic by a dropout from Georgia.

37-10

 

[Rdanderson91]

100% pointless

Ryan Fitzpatrick - 48
Blaine Gabbert - 42

Drew Brees - 28

 

[Dillonsp]

100% pointless

Ryan Fitzpatrick - 48
Blaine Gabbert - 42

Drew Brees - 28

I wouldn’t say pointless, but definitely not determinative. I think the key is to watch out for scores in the teens and below.
I’m shocked at Tua’s score. I’ve seen his composure and ability to make reads/progressions so I wouldn’t write him off, but it definitely raises a ? to be investigated.

 

[Rdanderson91]

I wouldn’t say pointless, but definitely not determinative. I think the key is to watch out for scores in the teens and below.
I’m shocked at Tua’s score. I’ve seen his composure and ability to make reads/progressions so I wouldn’t write him off, but it definitely raises a ? to be investigated.

Even then, there’s no correlation between low scores and poor play.

Frank Gore - 6
Bobby Wagner - 8
Darrelle Revis - 10
Randy Moss - 12
Lamar Jackson - 13
Julio Jones - 15

 

[Dillonsp]

Even then, there’s no correlation between low scores and poor play.

Frank Gore - 6
Bobby Wagner - 8
Darrelle Revis - 10
Randy Moss - 12
Lamar Jackson - 13
Julio Jones - 15

It matters most with QBs. Lamar Jackson shows it isn’t determinative, but i would still investigate further if one tests in the teens

 

[Nightshade]

Ouch Tua.

Nate Stanley scored a 40