wonderlic results for players in draft

[dwid]

Compiled from various sources

Matt Ryan 28/32
Brian Brohm 32/45
Joe Flacco 27/24/30
Matt Flynn 26/38
Josh Johnson 15/24
Andre Woodson 14/20
Chad Henne 22
Sam Keller 21/34

Chris Johnson 10/29
Tashard Choice 21/27
Justin Forsett 21/35
Lex Hilliard 24/50
Danny Woodhead 29/38
Matt Forte 18/25

Owen Schmitt 24/30
Jerome Felton 28/41

Andre Caldwell 8/14
Josh Morgan 19/26
Early Doucet 20/28
Keenan Burton 14/30
Harry Douglas 11/28
D.J. Hall 15/24
Luke Swan 25/34
Arman Shields 14/25
Donnie Avery 14/33
Jerome Simpson 17/23
Lavelle Hawkins 17/23

Tim Bugg 28/40
Joey Haynos 23/26
Martin Rucker 23/28
Jacob Tamme 34/34

Jake Long 26
Duane Brown 29/32
Devin Clark 11/29
Roy Schuening 26/45
Steve Justice 19/27
Jeff Otah 28/16/35
John Greco 28/36
Mike McGlynn 19/32
Chad Rinehart 35/42
Kory Lichtensteiger 29/36
Sam Baker 27
Chris Williams 32/31/37
Heath Benedict 28/39
Godser Cherilus 25/50
Brandon Albert 23
Mike Pollak 24/34
Ryan Clady 13

Quentin Groves 25/38
Darrell Robertson 30/33
Brian Johnston 16/31
Kenny Iwebema 22/28
Chris Ellis 14/22
Chris Long 34/45
Wallace Gilberry 17/50

Glenn Dorsey 21/26
Red Bryant 17/20
Carlton Powell 34/43
Kendall Langford 17/33

Xavier Adibi 13/20
JoLonn Dunbar 20/32
Spencer Larsen 25/33
Jerod Mayo 26
Vince Hall 14/23
Keith Rivers 16
Beau Bell 14/18
J Leman 31/34
Ezra Butler 17/26
Ali Highsmith 7/13
Philip Wheeler 29/42

Antoine Cason 16/28
Tracy Porter 4/23
Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie 19/38
Leodis McKelvin 13/34
Chevis Jackson 15/30
Charles Godfrey 11/28
D.J. Parker 13/28
DeJuan Tribble 18/33
Travis Williams 4/19
Terrence Wheatley 21/38

Simeon Castille 19/30
Jamie Silva 29/37
Corey Lynch 31/41
Thomas DeCoud 24/36
Kenny Phillips 16
Jermaine Moye 15/32

looks like the black qb's didnt do so great heh
20 is considered average intelligence i dont know if the retests were tampered with , some have drastic changes, i dont see how you go from a 4 to a 23, 10 being literacyEdited by: dwid

 

[Don Wassall]

I'm curious as to what the sources arefor these. The only possible perfect 50 score previously was by Pat McInally, a Harvard grad, but Lex Hilliard and Wallace Gilberry are listed above as receiving 50s (and after scoring 24 and 17 their other time!).

 

[white is right]

Some of these second times seem to me like some of these guys were either spoon fed answers or saw the same questions again. One positive note for Woodhead fans his score was high, extremely high for a running back. That could be the difference between him making a roster or a pratice squad and not making one. I recall Chuck Noll loving Rich Erenberg because of his smarts. Erenberg today is real estate developer.Edited by: white is right

 

[dwid]

"I manually copied most of them from http://www.sportsline.com/nfl/draft/drafttracker

the rest came from a Dan Pompei article in the Chicago Times."

thats what the site said the sources are from, yeah i think the answer's could've been spoonfed second time around, i didnt even notice the perfect scores, i could see it happening if it was the same questions over, i am just judging them all on their first scoresEdited by: dwid

 

[Bear Backer]

I think you are right, I noticed several jumps that seem more than rationally possible. No way does someone go from single digits and illiterate or teens and less than average intelligence realistically jumping as much as 20-30 points unless there is some less than honest test procedures going on. A few points or maybe even 10 point deviation from someone of average or slightly above average intelligence is believable, but after the Vince Young debacle that embarrassed the caste system with much publicity, I think we will be seeing less emphasis being put on such numbers unless they can skew them in the favor of the afflete. (which seems to be the case in this regard) It is no different than the NCAA establishing ther RPI for college basketball only to then put it under fire in recent years because too many mid-major programs which often have higher percentages of white players have seemingly cracked the system. Or like how the public education system in Illinois cooks the standardized test results to help inner city schools graduate students, or slam those tests as being unfair and dumb down the overall curriculum of everyone else to "even the playing field." Jumping from average to a perfect or barely literate to average? sorry I'm not in the market for a bridge in Brooklyn. Alot of these results scream fraud. Vince Young all but proved his first Wonderlic score of 6 was close to accurate with his chicken scratch letter to his teammates that was read on National television. Don't believe the elevated scores on the second attempt for most of these players. Edited by: Bear Backer