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Anthony Richardson “knocked” S2 cognitive test “out of the park”.


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According to the article, Bryce Young scored the highest at 93. Interestingly enough, it also mentions Will Levis as scoring high as well. No mention of CJ Stroud or his score or if he even took it. For reference, Brock Purdy scored in the mid 90’s last year. 
 

 

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Allegedly all 4 of the top QBs this year did very well on the test, with Young being a bit ahead of the other 3.

I'm not hanging to much on this test quite yet tho, it sounds better than the wonderlic but notice how only the hits are being leaked. I'm willing to bet that there are a few that scored high but haven't done well in the NFL and some that did poorly or average and are doing decently. Gotta see all the test takers and their current status in the league.

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S2 test may seem laughable but I don’t think it’s something you can practice or get better at. Either your brain can process visual information quickly or it can’t. 
 

it’s encouraging for AR15 and his future development. He reminds me of Josh Allen, he was also raw but was in a good situation to develop. 
 

Does anyone know what CJ’s score is? 

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I believe Haener was the other QB in the 90s. 

Unrelated but I do feel strongly that he’ll be an asset for a team. Perfect backup that has starter potential down the road.

He secured himself a R3-4 selection at his pro day and possibly the next QB taken after Hooker.

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6 minutes ago, Khyber53 said:

I just don't want us to spend our pick chasing Cam Newton 2.0. There's only one Cam and we aren't resurrecting him with this pick.

Agreed but we also shouldn’t ignore any prospect that has a similar playing style as Cam. Just grade them all on an equal playing field and if the one who reminds fans of Cam makes the most sense then draft him. I’m not saying this is the case this year.

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13 minutes ago, Bear Hands said:

I believe Haener was the other QB in the 90s. 

Unrelated but I do feel strongly that he’ll be an asset for a team. Perfect backup that has starter potential down the road.

He secured himself a R3-4 selection at his pro day and possibly the next QB taken after Hooker.

Haener has been your guy for a while. I could see him finding some success in the league.

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