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Okay, I’m sure I’m late to the party, but for any others that were also ignorant of this...

RF scored 48 (out of 50) on the Wonderlic, and did it in NINE minutes! (of the 12 alloted)

Best score in NFL history. I guess he’s literally a genius.
 
LoneStarPhin said:
Okay, I’m sure I’m late to the party, but for any others that were also ignorant of this...

RF scored 48 (out of 50) on the Wonderlic, and did it in NINE minutes! (of the 12 alloted)

Best score in NFL history. I guess he’s literally a genius.
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He did go to Harvard after-all, do not know his family lineage but going to guess his own merit got him in. And since Ivy League schools do not offer athletic scholarships he did it with brain power not his right arm.
 
Fitzpatrick’s wonderlic says “ I’m getting paid too little for my performance!”
 
The sad thing about the low scores you see every year is that the Wonderlic test the NFL uses(50 questions)is not really that hard.

I took one a few years ago with no preparation and go 48 out of 50 as well.

And I did not go to Harvard. ;)

You might almost think these kids are not going to class.........................



I know some teams used to have their own tests with 100's of questions that take hours but I am not sure that still goes on. Players ans their agents understandably balked at such nonsense.
 
LoneStarPhin said:
Okay, I’m sure I’m late to the party, but for any others that were also ignorant of this...

RF scored 48 (out of 50) on the Wonderlic, and did it in NINE minutes! (of the 12 alloted)

Best score in NFL history. I guess he’s literally a genius.
Click to expand...

Not the best score in history, but definitely best for a QB.
 
His wonderful Not really new

but he has made millions with that skill set that is genius
 
jimthefin said:
The sad thing about the low scores you see every year is that the Wonderlic test the NFL uses(50 questions)is not really that hard.

I took one a few years ago with no preparation and go 48 out of 50 as well.

And I did not go to Harvard. ;)

You might almost think these kids are not going to class.........................



I know some teams used to have their own tests with 100's of questions that take hours but I am not sure that still goes on. Players ans their agents understandably balked at such nonsense.
Click to expand...

I’m not sure if the NFL wonderlic is dumbed down or not. i generally tested at the 97th oercentile (SAT, LSAT, etc) in my younger days. i took a few sample wonderlics online last week and got a few in low 30s and one 41. and i never finished the test in the 12 mins.

i did notice a lot of Qs took 2 seconds to answer, while i spent over a minute on some math Qs. i shoulda just skipped those and finished the test as im sure i left a lot of easy ones on the table.

from how easy i heard the nfl test was, i was surprised that some of the Qs were pretty difficult (for a 12 min test).

interesting that the OL scored highest of all position groups.
 
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Took it twice. First one got a 37 but didn’t finish. Realized a better approach was not to try to solve each problem and look for the answer but rather, on certain questions, look at the answers and in many cases you can eliminate most if not all the wrong ones. Second one scored a 44 with a minute to spare
 
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