Thanks, didn't read the article, frankly I thought it was about Scarlett. I feel like i should quote Rhett Butler herethe article is talking specifically about tua then gives that example. if it wasn't tua, that's a terrible job by the author.
Thanks, didn't read the article, frankly I thought it was about Scarlett. I feel like i should quote Rhett Butler herethe article is talking specifically about tua then gives that example. if it wasn't tua, that's a terrible job by the author.
Doesn’t specify which QB it was, could’ve been any one of the 3; Brissett, Stinnett, or Tagovailoa. I’m leaning to it being Stinnett since he’s the 3rd string QB and Scarlett is probably mainly running with the 3s.i never put too much into wonderlic scores but ffs maybe in tua's case it does matter. why the **** does a guy off the street who hasn't played football since 2019 have to tell the greatest generational talent the world has ever seen what he's supposed to be doing?
Some people put stock in the Wonderlic score of NFL players. Most people just care about how a player plays on the field and not what he scored on the test. Tua’s score is only relevant to those who already have a bias against him and that just gives them another excuse to demean him as an NFL QB.Maybe someone could help me with this...why do we put SO much stock in wonderlic scores? Like if your score is 48, like Fitz, you should never make a boneheaded mistake with the ball. Umm...
And if your score is in the teens, you're probably not smart enough to play NFL football. Like Dan Marino, for example. Couldn't complete a pass or score a TD to save his mama's life.
I looked at some of those math questions on the Wonderlic, and while I could have figured them out, it would take me a while and might run out of time on the actual test.
Just because I struggle with a word problem on a test, it doesn't mean I don't have other areas in which I excel.
Just because Tua scored a 16 doesn't mean he's not smart enough to remember plays.
Grier says 7th round or undrafted only.The team is aware RBs exist in the top rounds right? Jesus.
Agreed. As soon as I hear the best shape of his life line, I'm out.These comments from the trainers who clearly are just promoting their camps are becoming increasingly annoying.
Who the **** cares what they think?
Agreed. As soon as I hear the best shape of his life line, I'm out.
this this thisMaybe someone could help me with this...why do we put SO much stock in wonderlic scores? Like if your score is 48, like Fitz, you should never make a boneheaded mistake with the ball. Umm...
And if your score is in the teens, you're probably not smart enough to play NFL football. Like Dan Marino, for example. Couldn't complete a pass or score a TD to save his mama's life.
I looked at some of those math questions on the Wonderlic, and while I could have figured them out, it would take me a while and might run out of time on the actual test.
Just because I struggle with a word problem on a test, it doesn't mean I don't have other areas in which I excel.
Just because Tua scored a 16 doesn't mean he's not smart enough to remember plays.