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*apparently false scores leaked* STROUD SCORES 18% ON S2 TEST (or maybe not)

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I know we have heard that this is a good predictor for the QB position but I would be interested if any high level QBs in the NFL have a score that low. 

That seems *really* low, albeit this was a test I hadn't heard of until a few weeks ago. 

That being said I've made my peace that we're drafting Bryce and I'm excited for the future of CAR football. 

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3 minutes ago, jb2288 said:

lol waiting for all the stroud bros to tell us how the test means nothing 

I dont think the test means nothing but it is weird this is the first year a big deal has been made of it.  If he scored 18, which seems like something is way off compared to the other scores, then I would like to hear it from him.  The s2 dudes said all the top qbs scored high so this is kindof weird.

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