Lamar Jackson

[bballs84]

Not usually one to judge but listening to him have a conversation for 10 seconds doesn’t sound too promising.. Anybody know the Wonderlic for him?

[cincinnatikid513]

low low low

[funnyb25]

[bballs84]

Reminded me of Derrick Rose when he was at Memphis and early on with the Bulls during interviews

[Emily_Haines]

mommy usually speaks on his behalf

[The Giant]

Every interview I've ever heard from him sounds like that.

He better go to a speech therapist if he ever plans on leading a team.

[cincinnatikid513]

Wonderlic scores for 2018 QBs

• Josh Allen: 37
• Josh Rosen: 29
• Sam Darnold: 28
• Baker Mayfield: 25
• Lamar Jackson: 13

The score is calculated as the number of correct answers given in the allotted time. A score of 20 is intended to indicate average intelligence (corresponding to an intelligence quotient of 100). Wonderlic, Inc. claims a minimum score of 10 pointssuggests a person is literate.

[The Giant]

Oh, wow. He's going to represent himself. And check out those nails on her...

[bballs84]

Yikes that’s really Low

[tony_come]

Good kid

more intelligent than Tim Brady

[ChiLLx]

His wonderlick score was lucky number 13

[cincinnatikid513]

wonder if he will wear number 13 for the ravens

[cincinnatikid513]

reminds me of vince young how was his nfl career

[dlowilly]

Wonderlic, Inc. claims a minimum score of 10 pointssuggests a person is literate.

I don't know about that

There are 50 questions and if I remember correctly all of them but maybe 1 or 2 are multiple choice with 4 choices. If you couldn't read all you would have to do is guess at every question and you would average above 10

Granted most people who are semi literate would be trying to read the questions and wouldn't answer them all in time, but someone that knew they didn't have a clue would just guess right off the bat and answer all 50, so when you're looking at a 10 unless you know how they answered you can't say if they are literate or not.

[chaka]

peyton manning scored 25 ryan leaf 27 and we saw how that unfolded

[The Kraken]

Morris Claiborne got a 4
Frank Gore had a 6
Terry Bradshaw a 16

Blaine Gabber a 42
Matt Leinart a 35

Highest score ever was Mike Mamula with a 49

Who was Mamula???

Exactly

[dlowilly]

Morris Claiborne got a 4
Frank Gore had a 6
Terry Bradshaw a 16

Blaine Gabber a 42
Matt Leinart a 35

Highest score ever was Mike Mamula with a 49

Who was Mamula???

Exactly

It's true

High intelligence is not a good thing for a pro athlete

You need a short memory and a lack of fear to be a great athlete, both of which don't usually go along with extreme smarts

[rm18]

Fitzy got a 50 he cant read a defense. Marino about a 13

[cincinnatikid513]

It's true

High intelligence is not a good thing for a pro athlete

You need a short memory and a lack of fear to be a great athlete, both of which don't usually go along with extreme smarts

quarterbacks need to be smart, read a defense know when to change the play, be able to say the play in the huddle

[chico2663]

Wonderlic scores for 2018 QBs

• Josh Allen: 37
• Josh Rosen: 29
• Sam Darnold: 28
• Baker Mayfield: 25
• Lamar Jackson: 13

The score is calculated as the number of correct answers given in the allotted time. A score of 20 is intended to indicate average intelligence (corresponding to an intelligence quotient of 100). Wonderlic, Inc. claims a minimum score of 10 pointssuggests a person is literate.

james brooks couldn't even read but was a hell of a ball player,

[chico2663]

Morris Claiborne got a 4
Frank Gore had a 6
Terry Bradshaw a 16

Blaine Gabber a 42
Matt Leinart a 35

Highest score ever was Mike Mamula with a 49

Who was Mamula???

Exactly

Perfect Wonderlic score. McInally scored the only verified perfect score (among NFL players) on the Wonderlic Test, an intelligence test developed in the 1930s and given to prospective players by the NFL to judge their aptitude for adapting to certain situations.
I knew this because he punted for the bengals and graduated from harvard I think. For many years he was the best player on the bengals

[dlowilly]

quarterbacks need to be smart, read a defense know when to change the play, be able to say the play in the huddle

Smart but not genius smart

[SportsMushroom]

have you even listened to a 10 second trump conversation?

and he's president

[dlowilly]

have you even listened to a 10 second trump conversation?

and he's president

Get help

[Sam Odom]

Good thread...

[homie1975]

reminds me of vince young how was his nfl career

interestingly enough, VY had a much better career than the other guys drafted with him (leinart and brady quinn) who had much higher scores. VY was a bust but he did win playoff games and made a couple of probowls.

leinart and quinn were absolutely AWFUL and both were expected to be good. i admit i thought all 3 would be good


josh allen 37 wunderlic won't help him a bit on the field

[homie1975]

steve mcnair scored a 15 and one helluva a career (on the field)

his choice in strange pussy is what did him in after football

[mikejamm]

have you even listened to a 10 second trump conversation?

and he's president

Yeah exactly. That asshole couldn't come up with an original thought if his dumb fuk orange ass life depended on it! Constantly repeats the same tired redundant shit.
These fuk's on here ragging on Lamar's Wonderlic score. Dude just became a multi millionaire and has a Heisman Trophy sitting on his shelf. Most of you broke dik fuks athletic achievements probably consists of bowling trophy. Unless you're Dfraud puss willy, who has that special "participation" one for losers who sat the bench all season!

[eidolon]

Good kid

more intelligent than Tim Brady

maybe, but is he smarter than Joe Montania?

[eidolon]

Morris Claiborne got a 4
Frank Gore had a 6
Terry Bradshaw a 16

Blaine Gabber a 42
Matt Leinart a 35

Highest score ever was Mike Mamula with a 49

Who was Mamula???

Exactly

Yep. I remember hearing someone say that most successful QBs sit around 20

[lakerboy]

Holy fukk. This guy is so dumb

[Itsamazing777]

He will fit right in the beautiful city of baltimore

[reigle9]

if you feel the need to bring your irrational trump hatred into a draft thread, you need to know you have a lot and giant problems you need to work out

[SportsMushroom]

if you feel the need to bring your irrational trump hatred into a draft thread, you need to know you have a lot and giant problems you need to work out

if you are so blinded by ideology that you can call this guy stupid because of the way he talks, but when you hear trump speak you think he is smart then its you who has the problem

[reigle9]

because it's about football....