Mort Tweets QB Wonderlics

[CatMan72]

Not really, it's basic common problem solving from all the sample questions I've seen.

If you struggle with math, then a question that involves the term "cubed" could be difficult for you, but your ability at mathematics doesn't have any benefit on the football field.

[Shermdog]

I still like Stanzi in the 3rd if we don't take Newton 1st...

[Happy Panther]

Not bad. Cam comes across as intelligent as well. Relatively speaking.

[csx]

If you struggle with math, then a question that involves the term "cubed" could be very difficult for you, but your ability at mathematics doesn't have any benefit on the football field.

I'm not putting any judgement on if it's applicable. I'm just saying that knowing how to apply basic addition, subtraction to everyday situations is an indicator of overall intelligence. If you know how to set up the solution is more important than whether you can do the numbers in your head.

[Millions]

Has Newton had his interview with Richardson yet?

[Floppin]

If you struggle with math, then a question that involves the term "cubed" could be difficult for you, but your ability at mathematics doesn't have any benefit on the football field.

If you don't know that Volume is length X Width X Height, then you are dumber than poo.

[teeray]

At least it wasn't like a 12 or something. I figured it was around here when it didn't leak. If it was really bead like around 10 someone would have certainly already leaked it. If it was 30 I know damn well Cam's team would have leaked it.

[CatMan72]

I'm not putting any judgement on if it's applicable. I'm just saying that knowing how to apply basic addition, subtraction to everyday situations is an indicator of overall intelligence. If you know how to set up the solution is more important than whether you can do the numbers in your head.

I understand, my point was that while many of the questions focus on logical problem-solving they require some "book smarts" to apply logic and solve the problem.

[csx]

I understand, my point was that while many of the questions focus on logical problem-solving they require some "book smarts" to apply logic and solve the problem.

The kind of book smarts you are expected to get from elementary middle and highschool books. These guys were given scholarships for college educations. They have books there too.

[CatMan72]

If you don't know that Volume is length X Width X Height, then you are dumber than poo.

A cube is more than just length x width x height, it is a 3D object with 6 sides so to find the surface area you multiply it by 6 and raise the result to the 2nd power.

[CatMan72]

The kind of book smarts you are expected to get from elementary middle and highschool books. These guys were given scholarships for college educations. They have books there too.

My point is, I don't see how your mathematical skills translate to a football field.

[SOJA]

If only UNC had this low of standards, where less than 50 percent is considered decent

[CatMan72]

Bottom line guys, 24 is average for QB's so Cam scored just a little below average.

According to Gantt, anything below 20 is a red flag but you have to consider that guys like McNabb and McNair both scored well below 20.

Meanwhile, Collins scored 30 and anybody smart enough to invent a time machine would go back and draft McNair instead of Collins.

[Sword]

not smarter then the coaches, but also smart enough that he can understand what the coaches are telling him..I can live with that. Although was hoping for a 26 or something..the questions have nothing to do with football though just how fast you can problem solve.