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This would be useful if thw wonderlic actually meant anything. But it doesnt. It's not a test of intelligence or smarts. It does nothing but test how well you take the wonderlic.

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Who cares?

 

He's a cornerback, not a QB or Center or MLB, who makes calls or adjustments.

 

As long as he runs a 4.4 and can cover the other teams best receiver, I'll take him on my team all day.

 

McKelvin's 13 looks outright Ivy League.

I dunno, BlackMamba.

 

Scoring that low on the exam raises a red flag for me.

 

Think of some of the stupid decisions McKelvin has made.

 

Now consider that Claiborne's score was one-third of McKelvin's and the fact that McKelvin scored poorly.

 

If I'm evaluating Claiborne, I'm concerned.

 

 

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I don't disagree, but there is a huge difference between having a reading disability and being dumb/lazy. I'd like to know more about this kid's background before I jump on the "You gots a 4, lolz!" bandwagon.

 

But save me a seat, just in case.

 

I guess what I was getting at is either way, actually disabled or not, it's not that funny. Being a college student that canr read goes beyond lazy (assuming that's the issue). The failures on so many levels (himself included) would be huge, assuming its not a really bad disability. Even if it is, to seemingly not have it addressed at all is.... Sad, not lolz, either way

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Different guy.

If I remember right this guy was the honey badger before the honey badger was the honey badger. It's in an old thread authored by a reputable poster so you can search it out if you want to.

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Who cares?

 

He's a cornerback, not a QB or Center or MLB, who makes calls or adjustments.

 

As long as he runs a 4.4 and can cover the other teams best receiver, I'll take him on my team all day.

just afraid of another McKelvin, who's not the brightest.....

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just afraid of another McKelvin, who's not the brightest.....

Exactly, great skills but doesn't comprehend where his teammates are. I am sorry but you should be a complete player for your position if you are selected in the top 10. Rewarding someone who did not try sends a bad message to the rest of the players in H.S and College.

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Wow...so in addition to having a torn-up wrist and being a bit on the slow side physically (ranked 10th among CBs in the 40 at NFL combine), dude's pretty stupid too.

 

 

That's an understatement. As others have noted just randomly selecting answers should produce something better than a 4.

 

Agree though, I'm not usually a numbers guy, but everything points to him being a very risky selection.

 

No way this guy graduates HS, let alone college with out some serious "help" due to his athletics.

 

 

On the other hand, maybe this is a plus. He is obviously mentally handicapped in a significant way, yet he must be a hard worker to have overcome that to this point.

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I don't think it's multiple choice, at least not the same number of choices for each question. The example questions in the link provided seem to show that.

Right but 1/5 for 20 questions is a 4

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Revis 10, AJ green 9, Patrick Peterson 10 ... So scores in that range don't bother me at all. 4 does take a little 'splaining to do. good news he may drop to us now, assuming we take him and the wonderlic had no bearing on his NfFL performance

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