Release the hounds: Jesus' Wonderlic score ... 22!

Favre also scored a 22, Ryan Fitzpatrick, whoever that is, a 48.

*shrug*

My understanding that the difficulty with the Wonderlic is that it is a timed test, so with only 12 minutes to answer 50 questions, most just run out of time.

 

Yeah, maybe Tebow had to sharpen his pencil.

 

Maybe Tim has ADD and his mommy should have asked that the NFL give him untimmed tests. He would have been allowed by Federal law.

 

Here's a sample test.

Average score (on the full test) is 21, which is an insult to above-average 21s everywhere.

http://espn.go.com/page2/s/closer/020228test.html

 

Wasn't Dexter Manley Academic All-American?

 

I only missed the question about the printed article. I guess I couldn't comprehend an article of 48,000 words.

 

Drew Henson scored a 42
Donovan McNabb scored a 14
Dan Marino scored a 15

 

Ryan Fitzpatrick was a backup for the Rams and Bengals. He went to Harvard.
Apparently, both Harvard and Southern Miss offer a major in ill-timed interceptions.

 

His team won the rest of its games and the national title.

Most others simply do what Patrick Ewing did. "Guarantee" a victory and then shit the bed.

So in that context, Tebow's speech was special.

 

Didn't he throw for 300 plus, and four TDs in his first start for the Rams a few years back? Everyone got in is bandwagon real quick and then jumped right back off.

 

How would Palm Beach Post get this list? Does the NFL release it to newspapers?