- 43 Ryan Finley (re-test; scored 28 the first time)
- 42 Gardner Minshew
- 37 Daniel Jones
- 32 Easton Stick
- 32 Clayton Thorson
- 31 Trace McSorley
- 30 Will Grier
- 28 Brett Rypien
- 27 Jarrett Stidham
- 26 Drew Lock
- 25 Tyree Jackson
- 25 Dwayne Haskins
- 22 Sean McGuire
- 20 Kyler Murray
[h=3]Michigan's Rashan Gary with a 9 on the Wonderlic [/h]
Randy Moss and Todd Gurley scored 12
Fournette and Dalvin Cook 11
Frank Gore and Vince Young 6
https://wonderlictestsample.com/nfl-wonderlic-scores/
Anyone college educated will get at least 25.
Anything less than that shows, he didnt go to classes and/or cant read properly.
Doesnt necessarily make them stupid.
And anything over 40 doesnt guarantee great results.
I think Brady's is like 35-ish
Ryan Fitzpatrick's is 49
who would you rather have
Anything less than that shows, he didnt go to classes and/or cant read properly.
Doesnt necessarily make them stupid.
And anything over 40 doesnt guarantee great results.
I think Brady's is like 35-ish
Ryan Fitzpatrick's is 49
who would you rather have
Oh stop it. Michigan’s starting RB is kicked of the team right now for not making grades. Do 95% of athletes take easy majors, yes. Do they get many advantages over normal student, sure. But no way a college professor is just handing out grades to all athletes. As far as Gary, he is also diagnosed with dyslexia. I’m going to guess that’s why his score was so low. Taking a timed test where the time to answer each question is like 40 seconds probably makes it much much harder for a person with dyslexia then a normal person.
Sure. BTW I was a college baseball player. At a smaller school than Michigan or Oklahoma St but a college athlete none the less. But I'm sure you know much more about it than me. Are there some instances of people breaking rules ect, I have no doubt there are many. But to say it's the norm is ridiculous. Same thing with bagman. Do they exists, yep. Are they paying off every 4 and 5 star athlete that gets recruited every year like a lot of you seem to think is happening, umm no. Michigan has kids all the time that get kicked off the team because they can't make the grades. I'm sure most schools do as well. I think we would all admit that some shady shit happens at big time schools but the way a good chunk of you guys think 75% plus of every kid and coach is cheating is laughable to me.
