(03-29-2018, 06:11 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: The Sporting News just leaked some Wonderlic scores and this might explain a lot. Jackson reportedly only scored a 13. That's terrible for a QB. Here are how some other QB's scored.

Josh Allen, 37

Josh Rosen, 29

Sam Darnold, 28

Baker Mayfield, 25

Lamar Jackson, 13


Either Rudolph didn't take one or he's being left out of the "top 5 " QB prospects list. I wanna know what he scored.

Meh. Dan Marino walked out of his and was pegged with a score of 16. He's a hall of famer. Ryan Fitzpatrick and Greg McElroy tied for the highest scores ever at the QB position with a score of 48 and they're both garbage in the NFL. Here's some more. 

Jason Maas? Who's that? 43. 
Blaine Gabbert? Trash. 42.
Drew Henson? Trash. 42. 
Ryan Nassib? Trash. 41.

It's a big mixed bag honestly. Wentz and Smith are at 40. Eli Manning had a 39. Stafford and Kaepernick had a 38. McNabb and Garrard scored 14's. Both of those guys had decent careers in the NFL. Garrard's career was hindered due to terrible decisions by the front office personnel at the time. Bradshaw and McNair scored 15's. So did Jim Kelly and Randall Cunningham.

And to be honest. If the man can throw it, read and understand the X's and O's or breakdown film. I don't really give a [BLEEP] about what a random test says. Especially when it has questions that aren't related to football at all. It's kind of insulting when you think you can gauge an athlete's "thinking" ability with a 12:00 minute, 50 questions test after they've made plays on the football field or have managed to earn and maintain a GPA at the college level...

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