Cook & Fournette got Marino's wonderlic score

[WestEndVol]

Report: Leonard Fournette scores 11 out of possible 50 on Wonderlic test

Florida State RB Dalvin Cook also scored an 11, and Oklahoma’s Joe Mixon scored a 12. Stanford RB Christian McCaffrey recorded a 21, while Tennessee RB Alvin Kamara scored a 24.

 

[7Samurai13]

Report: Leonard Fournette scores 11 out of possible 50 on Wonderlic test

Surprised Fournette didn't sit out the Wonderlic test for fear of injury.

 

[Wild Turkey]

Let's make Bambino take the Wonderlic.

 

[B_dub]

Heard Mixon scored a 12.

First round running backs-less intelligent than custodians.

 

[BTHOtu]

That must be one hard damn test all these athletes keep bombing it

 

[Bamabino]

Let's make Bambino take the Wonderlic.

I was a truck driver. I made an 18, duh.

 

[psaboy]

Please post a copy of this test, I want to take.

 

[Rex Racer]

I find it hard to believe that reporters are smarter than personnel in labs or maintenance.

I find it hard to believe that teachers are scoring higher than custodians.

 

[TheRobotDevil]

Please post a copy of this test, I want to take.

Here's a link someone posted a while back. Where you can take the wonderlic test. And have your results compared with NFL player scores

Test Your Wonderlic Score vs. Football Stars | Wonderlic Sample Test

 

[Wild Turkey]

Miles Garret got a 31.

 

[handicappers]

public school teachers aren't that smart and neither are most college football players.

 

[Brasky]

Took my IQ test through UNL in 2011 and it was 138. I dunno how that translates to a wonderlic, but I'm guessing I'd do better than an 11.

 

[Brasky]

Lowest Wonderlic Test Scores
The Wonderlic is given to prospective NFL players during the NFL Scouting Combine every April. This 12 minute 50 question test not only tests the intelligence of players but their ability to think and make decisions quickly.

While there have many impressive and nearly unbeatable Wonderlic test scores, others have not fared so well. Below are some of the most famous worst known Wonderlic test scores ever recorded during the NFL Scouting Combine.

Cordarrelle Patterson – WR – 11
Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Cordarrelle Patterson was drafted in the first round of the 2013 NFL draft after playing college ball at Tennessee. While a score of 11 on the Wonderlic is well below average, his stats playing in the NFL are the opposite. He currently holds a tie for the NFL record of longest play and set the record for longest kick return.

A.J. Green – WR – 10
While A.J. Green did poorly when he took the Wonderlic, that didn’t seem to dampen his NFL draft position or his NFL career output. Green was drafted 4th overall in the 2011 NFL draft and has since put up monster numbers as a wide receiver. In each of his five seasons in the NFL Green has had over 1,000 yards of recieving. The only player in NFL history with more consecutive seasons of over 1,000 is Randy Moss with 6.

Jeff George – QB – 10
1990 was a weak class for NFL quarterbacks, and the Jeff George’s Wonderlic test score of 10 was an ominous sign of the future of the class as a whole. Nevertheless, George was the first overall pick in the 1990 NFL draft by the Indianapolis Colts. The start of his career with the Colts was dissapointing, never throwing for more than 3,000 yards and season passer rating high of 76.3. While George played in the NFL for 13 seasons, he played those seasons between six NFL franchises and sources said he was not a coachable player.

Chris Leak – QB – 8
Florida Gators fans may forever remember Leak as the shining star quarterback that led them to a 2006 National Championship, however things didn’t exactly pan out in the NFL. While a Wonderlic score of 10 was unimpressive at the NFL scouting combine, there were other warning signs including his height, weight and arm strength. Maybe if Leak – a Russell Wilson lookalike – played a decade later he would be a star quarterback playing with the Seahawks.

Terrelle Pryor – QB – 7
After Terrelle Pryor very publicly left Ohio State there were many concerns about his ability to play in the NFL. His Wonderlic score of 7 was one of many factors that concerned scouts. He was drafted by the Oakland Raiders but has not had much of any success thus far in the NFL.

Kelvin Benjamin – WR – 7
Kelvin Benjamin was regarded as one of the top wide receivers during the 2014 draft. His Wonderlic test score of 7 did not help impress scouts. Despite having a torn ACL, Benjamin has so far had a successful career in the NFL.

Oscar Davenport – QB – 6
North Carolina quarterback Oscar Davenport was expected to be a late round draft prospect. His low score of 6 on the Wonderlic couldn’t have helped his case and he went undrafted and never made it to the roster of a NFL team.

Frank Gore – RB – 6
Frank Gore, who was a top running back prospect in the 2005 NFL draft, made headline news when he scored a very low score of 6 on the Wonderlic test. Predictability of future success in the NFL couldn’t have been farther from the truth for Gore as he has put up monster stats in his NFL career.

Morris Claiborne – CB – 4
When it comes to the lowest Wonderlic test score of all time Morris Claiborne wins the title. Claiborne was an All-American from LSU and was drafted 6th overall in 2012 by the Dallas Cowboys. He has since gone on to have a successful career in the NFL with the Cowboys.

Aside from some injuries, Claiborne has had a productive year in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys. If Wonderlic test scores are any indication for future success this is not a shining example.

Wideouts require the least level of IQ on the field in conventional offensive and defensive sets, so when I hear one in an interview saying they're "having trouble reading the defense", I automatically think "oh, so you're fucking retarded."

 

[USCDoom]

That must be one hard damn test all these athletes keep bombing it

Imagine you were Trying out to be a Marathon Runner, and you prepare accordingly. Right before you Run, they give you a Test on the History of World. You know this but it means NOTHING when it comes to Running the Marathon. Do YOU Prepare for the Test? Do you Even Care what you Score in Relation to How you Finish the Race?

 

[USCDoom]

Took my IQ test through UNL in 2011 and it was 138. I dunno how that translates to a wonderlic, but I'm guessing I'd do better than an 11.

IQ scores are the most worthless rating. In Fact here is Proof.

In the Last 30 Years the Average IQ score has gone up over 16 points.

ANYONE think People today have a Higher Average IQ than People 30 years Ago? Of Course Not, that actual IQ tests are what has actually Degraded...

Funny how the Test becomes Worse, everyone becomes Smarter...

 

[Brasky]

IQ scores are the most worthless rating. In Fact here is Proof.

In the Last 30 Years the Average IQ score has gone up over 16 points.

ANYONE think People today have a Higher Average IQ than People 30 years Ago? Of Course Not, that actual IQ tests are what has actually Degraded...

Funny how the Test becomes Worse, everyone becomes Smarter...

Funny is a good word, because I was asked back in 2011 after scoring a 135 in 1998 at the same institution. I Improved three points.

 

[BTHOtu]

Imagine you were Trying out to be a Marathon Runner, and you prepare accordingly. Right before you Run, they give you a Test on the History of World. You know this but it means NOTHING when it comes to Running the Marathon. Do YOU Prepare for the Test? Do you Even Care what you Score in Relation to How you Finish the Race?

If it's part of the interview process. Yes. We must also assume that anyone who is a couple of months removed from college is at the very least partially educated and wouldn't need to study for common sense

 

[tnapucco]

23...i'm pretty fucking drained right now tho...

 

[Cowboyinexile]

Miles Garret got a 31.

He got it on talent alone. If that lazy asshole had actually tried he would have been above 40 easy

Warren Sapp

 

[DHoey]

I got a 26 and I'm a lab tech probably just coincidence.

I didn't use a calculator or scratch paper, anybody know if the players do?