Taylor scored a 10 in Wonder test?

[azdad1978]

Originally posted by JeffGollin
Because I'm dying to get Wunderlic info in order to post Wunderlics for various players on the BRS draft pages, I just took a quickie tour of "Draft Website Land" (including Sporting News War Room, ITL, GBN and NFL.com - and came up empty.

Where did you come up with that bit of information about Taylor's 10, azdad1978?

I heard it on Jureckis show and the guy from Our Ladd said he scored a 10.

 

[JeffGollin]

I heard it on Jureckis show and the guy from Our Ladd said he scored a 10.
It doesn't help me troll for the scores, but thanks for the info.

I don't think you can use the Wunderlic to split hairs with.

What you're probably on solid ground doing is assuming that a dude who scores over a 35 is pretty bright and a dude who scores a 10 or lower may have a slight problem memorizing looks, schemes and play books.

 

[Southpaw]

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[Lars the Red]

As shocking as it is for some people, the NFL isn't just another game of 'Kill the guy with the ball'. Defenses get more complex everyday, and offenses, damn, have you seen what a play book looks like?

Your right that you don't need to be a genius to play football, but you have to have some basic skills in order to be an elite player. We all know of some incredible athletes that couldn't make it in the league because they just didn't 'get it'.

 

[MadCardDisease]

Originally posted by Pariah
The sig is pretty bad. It really jumps off the screen, which can be a real detriment to those of us in Cubicle Land...

I agree. How Am I supposed to pretend I'm working with that stupid signature popping up all the time.