Wonderlic scores

[joester]

Gerald Sensbaugh from NC had a 46 inch vert. Just thought I would point out he jumps higher than Michael Jordan.

[CC]

and there i was wanting to draft chris henry... he got a 9.

if im not mistaken dwan edwards (DL BAL) got a 3 or 5 last year? its kinda say considering i hear the test is fairly easy.

I'm pretty sure Tommie Harris, Carlos Joseph, and Chris Gamble tied for the lowest score with a 7 last year.

[no1cowboysfan]

Interesting post. A center from Texas A&M beats a QB from Harvard decisively on the Wonderlic, that'll give the Aggies something to brag about.

They should include the Wonderlic score for a box of rocks, too, for comparison.

very interesting indeed...

however, does anyone remember an article in SI last year proclaiming that the offensive lineman were among the smartest players on the field? I believe it... (though I'm biased).

[Goatwhacker]

I feel kind of bad for Frank Gore. He looks good when he's healthy, but that's a rarity. Now he's entering the draft to make some money to aid his kid and mom who has some kidney disease... and now it turns out that he's not so bright too.

Good article on Gore, for anyone interested, is here.

What's really strange is that some players will skip certain tests at the combine for fear that it will hurt their value. The ONLY test Gore took was the Wonderlic, which he bombed. Was he too injured to do the rest ?

[chaindog35]

thanks for the info MSB

[warrick95]

Frank Gore has a learning disability, y'all. Not cool to clown on him. There was a feature on it on TV sometime. He had to seriously work his ass off to get into Miami. Gore did have some help because he had no time limit on the SAT, due to his learning disability. Even as an FSU fan, I wish the best for him since he's had an extremely tough road.

Alex Smith is really smart.

[VHawk15]

I feel sorry for the QB from Harvard.