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Jameis Winston has below average hand size for elite QBs and a lot of the current recruiting class... Not this shit again...
Meaningless rant is meaningless. Your desperation to stick something to Texas is cute though.Have fun with this one, Big12(and Texas)
Board of Regents chairman wants to threaten Houston's way into the Big 12 | Dr. Saturday - Yahoo Sports
Bridgewater had a low Wonderlic score... Some of the highest Wonderlic scores are also some of the worst QBs in the league.please let Winston's Wonderlic score leak out...
There's a lot of positions in the NFL that you can get away with being a dumbshit as long as you're a freak of an athlete...QB is not one of them.
True that Wonderlic isn't the only indicator of being able to be a good NFL QB, but there is kind of a bare minimum that you have to score to be competent, and that bare minimum looks to be about 20 (out of a max of 50). Legend says that Vince Young scored a 6. It also looks like 25+ is where you want to be if you want to be above average as a QB.Bridgewater had a low Wonderlic score... Some of the highest Wonderlic scores are also some of the worst QBs in the league.
The guy is a beast. Wouldn't be surprised at all to see him taken over Cooper just based on pure athleticism. Cooper is probably more polished but I think White has a higher ceiling with the ability to physically dominate whoever is covering him.Anyone watching the NFL Combine?
Kevin White of WV just made himself a TON of money this weekend. 6'3" 215 wr and he ran a 4.35 40 yard dash. The only 2 WRs that were faster weighed 185 and 156 lbs and were under 6 feet tall. White was already going to be a 1st round pick, but that probably bumped him from maybe middle of the first round to definitely top 10. Should be the 2nd WR taken behind Amari Cooper, and some teams might value him above Cooper.
The questions are not difficult in the sense of advanced math or etc, but it comes down to asking 1 question regarding math like you stated, then the next one is over something completely different. Basically have to be able to switch mental-thinking quickly. You also have a 12 minutes of time to answer 50 questions (that's the difficult part). Engineers for instance average 29-30 on the Wonderlic. Accountants around 28Dan Marino had a wonderlic score of 15. Exception, not the rule, but a QB has to glance and make a split second open/not open based on what he sees. Favre had a 22 and Peyton Manning had a 28.
A sample question of "If rope costs 10 cents a foot, how many feet can you buy with 60 cents?" I can see how it might be relevant, or how it might not.
Yeah but how well can he mean mug? Also, I hope this "find-the-largest-kids-possible-who-have-some-athletic-ability-then-teach-them-how-to-football" thing becomes a trend. I am all for it.