Wonderlic test score

average for football is a 19, average for all people is 21... so i doubt below 25 is much of a concern... marino got a 16, and i think he was able to learn the complexities of the NFL.

you're allowed to retake it as many times as you want.

I missed one on the ESPN page. NICE, I could be a lineman!

I took it and got a 27

I aced it! I got a 100!

You gotta love this time of year when everyone is checking the Wonderlic guage on each prospect!

cowboys check the wonderlic from the other end, however.

reminds me of the s.o.l.'s in virginia, so easy. maybe to do in litte time is harder tho

i don't think intelligence tests really affect how people play football in anyway. I remember last year about how everyone was saying Jason Campbell was an idiot and won't be able to grasp the NFL's schemes. At least I hope it doesn't for the future of the Skins.

Do they allow pen and paper while taking the test or must it all be done in your head?

Actually, Ive followed profootballtalk.com for the past 3 years, and most of their stories do pan out. If you goto the site today, you can read that Young did in fact score a 6 but the claim was that the test was scored improperly. My question is, if it was scored improperly why did he get to take it again? The retest ended with a 16. If you want confirmation that you are dealing with a dumbass in Young then here's another good draft site:

http://www.gbnreport.com

So what if he didn't score high on that test ........Brian Greise scored one of the highest scores in the NFL on it.........enough said.........

yah i pulled a 100% too wooooo.

So what if he didn't score high on that test ........Brian Greise scored one of the highest scores in the NFL on it.........enough said.........

14 = unskilled labor
6 = borderline retarded

They are saying he really did get a six, then re-took the test, alone. He has amazing physical skills but he is obviously very dumb.