Vince Young bombs wonderlic test...

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:lol:

It's all fun and games until I realize the Titans are probably gonna draft him.

If anything, their first round pick last year showed they're not high on smarts.
 
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granted it's rumor..but for gods sake you could just mark anything and get 6 right. :lol: His play on the field speaks for himself and it prolly will not affect his draft status..but man
 
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A 6!?? Lowest I've ever hear of was . . . gulp . . . .Tee Martin and he got a 9.
 
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(GAVol @ Feb 25 said:
A 6!?? Lowest I've ever hear of was . . . gulp . . . .Tee Martin and he got a 9.
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I could swear I heard a Canes player got a 6 a couple yrs ago...might be wrong though!
 
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It's been awhile since I saw a conversion table of Wunderlich scores to IQ scores, but I think a 6 would indicate something in the 80-90 range . . . just the kind of guy an NFL team wants to invest millions of dollars in. :wacko:
 
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(GAVol @ Feb 25 said:
It's been awhile since I saw a conversion table of Wunderlich scores to IQ scores, but I think a 6 would indicate something in the 80-90 range . . . just the kind of guy an NFL team wants to invest millions of dollars in. :wacko:
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Maybe one reason he runs so much is because he cant read the D at times?
 
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(NCGatorBait @ Feb 25 said:
Maybe one reason he runs so much is because he cant read the D at times?
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If he really scored a 6, I'm betting Mack Brown had the playbook pared down to the point that it would fit on a post-it note.
 
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idc anything about this test. In his profession, it doesnt matter how many grains of wheat can fit into a 30 oz bucket, but it matters if the linebacker is blizting, do you take off and run or throw that beautiful pass into the corner of the endzone, there is not a qb I have ever seen in a draft I would take over Young..
 
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Does explain his choice of attire to meet the president at the white house.
 

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(vols2345 @ Feb 26 said:
idc anything about this test. In his profession, it doesnt matter how many grains of wheat can fit into a 30 oz bucket, but it matters if the linebacker is blizting, do you take off and run or throw that beautiful pass into the corner of the endzone, there is not a qb I have ever seen in a draft I would take over Young..
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I think they may be as worried as much about his choices off the field as on the field.
 
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(vols2345 @ Feb 26 said:
idc anything about this test.
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32 NFL GMs disagree. They are laying out millions of dollars and want to be as sure as possible that they aren't drafting a Ryan Leaf type with a million dollar body and a 10 cent brain.

He may be a bad test taker or he might be physically gifted enough to overcome it, but if true, it doesn't bode real well for him.
 
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Some teams consider the test results critical. Others say they dismiss the results, except for players who score at the extremes. What's an extreme? Well, former Bengals punter and Harvard grad Pat McInally scored a perfect 50 -- the only NFL player known to do so -- while at least one player, it is rumored, scored a 1. Charlie Wonderlic Jr., president of Wonderlic Inc., says, "A score of 10 is literacy, that's about all we can say." If that's the case, more than a few pros are being delivered the Books-on-Tape version of the playbook.
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I'm going to have to say that under 10 might raise a flag for me.
 
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What is a few million dollars to a sports franchinse and a 22 year old kid?

Make some you lose some!

:blink:
 
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(utvolpj @ Feb 26 said:
I'm going to have to say that under 10 might raise a flag for me.
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That was my initial impression too. Vince Young cant read or reads very poorly.
 
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(NCGatorBait @ Feb 26 said:
I could swear I heard a Canes player got a 6 a couple yrs ago...might be wrong though!
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Frank Gore. Now currently starting rb for the 49ers.

He scored a 6 last year.

....he also has a learning disability.
 
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to me this is a rumor. why dont we have everyone else's scores? why would they just release his and no one else's?


but if it is true, what the bleep has he been doing in college? from the info i have found, this is a pretty easy test. but dan marino made a 14 on it and he turned out fine.


who knows?
 
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im pretty sure that information is false. someone on another board said he made a 16, not a 6, that was mistaken.
 
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16 still isn't anything to write home about, but at least at 16 you know he could find the stadium, which for him might be all he has to worry about.
 
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