2013 QB WONDERLIC SCORES OUT
 

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1. Ryan Nassib, Syracuse 41

2. Matt Barkley, USC 30

3. E. J. Manuel, Florida State 28

3. Landry Jones, Oklahoma 28

5. Mike Glennon, N.C. State 26

6. Tyler Bray, Tennessee 24

6. Geno Smith, West Virginia 24

6. Zac Dysert, Miami (Ohio) 24

9. Matt Scott, Arizona 22

10. Tyler Wilson, Arkansas 20

I'm pretty concerned at Wilson's score and the fact Tyler Bray tied with Geno.

Charles Barkley 5

The Bills can draft the next Ryan Fitzpatrick.

He also tied with RGIII.

and ....

Didn't Blaine Gabbert score a 42?

Welcome to KC Mr. Barkley!

Greg McElroy, Alabama- 43

Blaine Gabbert, Missouri- 42

Colin Kaepernick, Nevada- 37

Christian Ponder, Florida State- 35

Ricky Stanzi, Iowa- 30

Andy Dalton, TCU- 29

Ryan Mallett, Arkansas- 26

Cam Newton, Auburn- 21

Jake Locker, Washington- 20

The quarterback class of 2012 had these results:

Andrew Luck, Stanford- 37

Ryan Tannehill, Texas A&M- 34

Kirk Cousins, Michigan State- 33

Russell Wilson, Wisconsin- 28

Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State- 27

Kellen Moore, Boise State- 26

Brock Osweiler, Arizona State- 25

Robert Griffin III, Baylor- 24

Boom!

Roberto only got a 24?


Hmm.

I'm now more curious as to how Tyler Bray got a 24.

The Wonderlic is rather irrelevant when judging a Quarterback's in game intelligence.

All it means is that Wilson will be a Chief and dumasses will probably pick him with the 1.1

Bray is a douchebag but that doesn't mean he doesn't have some smarts.

This is what I usually hear. People just love assigning numbers and ranking things.

True.

It's hard for me to really know without knowing Tyler personally, but I've never had any inclination from interviews that he was "smart". Additionally, his play on the field didn't indicate that as well.

Is there any sort of magical number that history has shown that you have to be above in order to not be a bust?


Or is this thing all over the map as far as predicting future success?

I think there are 3 magical numbers.

Nassib got a 41? Now is our chance to draft the next Alex Smith at 1.1

Would be funny if we drafted Nassib at 1.1

It would shock the Chiefplanet elders to their core.

If as shock, you mean happy that the team is trying to actually draft and develop franchise QB then yeah, shocked is the word.

It's all over the map. Jim Kelly, Donovan Mcnabb, Steve McNair, David Garrard and Jeff George have the five worst recorded scores for NFL quarterbacks, while Fitzpatrick, Alex Smith, Greg McElroy, Blaine Gabbert, and Eli Manning round out the top five.

THis

Another illustration of the thin QB class this year. I'd want a QB to be 30 at least.

Peyton Manning

Score: 28

The test is different than it used to be, supposedly easier.

Russell Wilson

Score: 28

Whoa. I'll take a 3/5 chance over a 1/5 chance any day.

Terry Bradshaw would have got either a negative number or the empty set.

Nassib is a Gemeous.

Bray! :) I'm like the only one who likes Bray but funny he's scored better than Geno and Wilson. What's funny is Mallet had a 26 a few years ago I believe. And he was supposed to be a box of rocks?:doh!:

He reportedly got a 16 on the exam.

EJ will be the best of this class.
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Vince Young and Randall Cunningham also reportedly scored a 15 on the exam (tying them for fifth lowest).

I bet Bray cheated on the test to get to 24.

And honestly, Garrard (89 TDs, 54 INTs) is better than any of the top five save Eli.

You're not alone, I like Bray as well. If we could pick him up in the 3rd, let him sit and learn we just might have good QB.

Slow down there, bud, Bray and Geno tied.

Bray may not be dumb - but he is a giant piece of shit. This is who you want to be the leader of your football team? The face of the franchise?

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Dumbass.

didn't Alex Smiff have the highest wonderlic ever?

No wonder people are shying away from Geno Smith. He couldn't even outscore Tyler Bray.

Scratch Dysert, Scott, and Wilson off my interest list too.

The inner city and the fact that Geno is a scrambing qb probably brought his number down.

Ya, I'm just saying. I'm a Geno supporter, but he's painted as this genius by some of his coaches and he only scores a 24.

Bray didn't score better than Geno. I think that might be a clue as to why you like Bray. :p

Ya because Bray's the only young kid to do something stupid LMAO

IIRC, Marino had drug issue rumors surrounding him coming out in '83. Guess he shouldn't of led a franchise either.

Geno is actually smarter than a 24 indicates, but it's a timed test and he has slow eyes.

BAHAHAHAHAHA BRAY IS KING!!!! PBJ PBJ PBJ PBJ PBJ

Honestly he was never told or encouraged to actually do anything at UT except show up and throw the ball. Give him a legit QB coach and he excels.

I really like him as a late 3rd round or early 4th round pick for us.

Been saying that for awhile now. He's either BOOM or bust, no in between. But let him sit and learn under a strong QB-centric coach and he could be a good QB.

Good situation for him here. A good QB coach and can let him sit for a couple years.

This test being a poor measure of intelligence might also have something to do with it.

Sorry dude he's going to be a Jaguar.

Honestly, what this means is how long it will take to absorb a playbook.

That's about it. It doesn't measure intelligence on the field, which is more of a product of instinct, discipline and work ethic in practice.

Says the guy with a Geno picture

You were saying? And honestly you just got here and didn't see my sweet Bray sig and avatar that I had up for months. So screw you and your uneducated self.

Ya could be.

Ya i saw it before. You changed your picture right after I said that.

Ya **** you and you're FUGLY uniforms

ROFL You're awesome.

Geno was coached by Andre Ware for his Wonderlic exam.

The Wonderlic matters why?