Patterson scored a 11 and Hunter a 12 on the Wonderlic Test

[GiveHimSixGoVols]

Tavon Austin scored a 7.

All those are really low.

 

[AnOrangeLife]

Outside of the quarterback position I personally don't think the Wonderlic matters very much.

 

[GiveHimSixGoVols]

Tavon Austin scored a 7.

All those are really low.

Just saw AJ Green scored a 10 so I guess it really doesnt matter

 

[volatil]

How many passes were thrown to them during that test?


WR= not rocket science

 

[lostsheep]

I'd be more concerned about CP's ability to ever run good routes & JH's ability to catch the ball on a regular basis.

 

[smokeyman15]

And all three will be off the board by the end of the second round. Eh, Wonderlic Smonderlic.

 

[CHeightsvol]

Outside of the quarterback position I personally don't think the Wonderlic matters very much.

this. Just put the ball in his hands and watch him go....who gives a crap what CP scored on it. He will score more than that on the field, which is what teams will care about!

 

[17Vols]

won't matter, on the field at least

 

[AF_VOL]

I'm getting tired of hearing "CP can't run routes", and "Hunter can't catch." We get it! All I know is I saw two play makers suit up in the Orange and White and they will be very valuable to any NFL team that takes them.

 

[BOP]

Oh no! We suck again! - YouTube

 

[LotteryPick]

Good Lord, Tavon.

 

[Rickmanvol]

Someone who scores an 11 or 12 on the Wonderlic has no business in college.

 

[utvolpj]

Someone who scores an 11 or 12 on the Wonderlic has no business in college.

but will still make more than 99% of all college grads

 

[K-town Vol Fan]

Well I've heard a lot of players don't take the test seriously especially non-qb's.

Not sure how we can say they don't belong in college when we aren't sure whats even on the test.

 

[VonVol]

Mcshay was on Mike and Mike this morning. He said Patterson is one of the most electric players he has ever ever seen with the ball in his hands,which we all already know. But he went on to say that he thought CP might end up at running back in the league. Has anyone else heard this being a possibility?

 

[Special Ed]

Well, looks like two of those three can spell both his first and last name.
That's about all the NFL requires.

 

[Bjorn_Yesterday]

but will still make more than 99% of all college grads

We just need to stop pretending like these guys are students and start treating them like employees of the school. No reason to associate the kind of kids who go to college for football with the kind of kids who go to college to get an education anymore. Really makes you wonder what the hell is going on at the high schools so many of these athletes come from.

 

[The Orange Pants]

Well, looks like two of those three can spell both his first and last name.
That's about all the NFL requires.

Codewell Patsin

 

[GiveHimSixGoVols]

but will still make more than 99% of all college grads

That isn't the point,and you know it. Lottery winners make more than 99% as well.

 

[jhen713]

Outside of the quarterback position I personally don't think the Wonderlic matters very much.

Maybe LB. Lbs are the field generals on D most of the time.

 

[1972 Grad]

Tavon Austin scored a 7.

All those are really low.

That's not too bright. I think that I am smarter than average, but not brilliant, and I scored 32.

 

[Daloth]

Maybe LB. Lbs are the field generals on D most of the time.

I'd love a lineman with a high score. Outside of QB most will agree lineman is the hardest mental position.

 

[Notorious B.E.N]

Didn't Morris Claiborne score a 6 or 7 last year? I think hes doing fine

 

[golfballs]

I don't quite understand the point of NFL players taking this test. Doesn't seem to be indicative of any on-field ability.

 

[golfballs]

I think the only point of taking the test is for fans to have something to talk about. in the offseason