Take a Sample Wonderlic Test Like an NFL Draft Prospect Kerry Miller Apr 17, 2018 The NFL scouting combine is primarily dedicated to evaluating physical attributes.

Test takers are given 12 minutes to answer 50 such multiple choice questions. A score of 20 is considered to indicate average intelligence. The Wonderlic test folks say that a score under 10 ...

The Wonderlic Test, a 50 question exam administered by the NFL to the top NFL Draft prospects at the annual NFL Scouting Combine is one of the more controversial aspects of the pre-draft process.

A 2009 study of 762 players from three draft classes found no correlation between intelligence, as measured by the Wonderlic test, and NFL performance except for tight ends and defensive backs ...

The test consists of 50 multiple-choice questions to be answered in 12 minutes. Legendary Cowboys coach Tom Landry first used the test in the 1970s . A score of 20 equates to an IQ of 100, which ...

So here is how the Eagles eight draft picks fared on the 50-point Wonderlic test. It's not always a clear indication of how a player will perform, or really even how smart they are.

Having a poor Wonderlic test score doesn't mean much for a professional football career. Frank Gore scored a 6 (one of the lowest ever) and is third on the NFL's all-time rushing list.

What is the Wonderlic test? Developed in the 1930s by its namesake, Eldon F. Wonderlic, the test was designed to be a quick version of a general IQ, or intelligence quotient, assessment.

Tua Tagovailoa didn't do so hot on the Wonderlic test. As we learned on Friday, he had the lowest score among the quarterbacks in the 2020 NFL Draft. But here's the thing, in the end, the Alabama ...

New York Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has received more than his share of questions about his reportedly stellar Wonderlic-test results, and 10 years later, he's grown weary of them.

The NFL scouting combine is primarily dedicated to evaluating physical attributes. Draft prospects are required to run as fast as they can, jump as high and as far as they can, ...