It would be a benefit to Watson if he is not drafted early. Due to being picked by a better team.
Does the Low Wonderlic Score Effect When Deshaun Watson is Selected?
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It would be a benefit to Watson if he is not drafted early. Due to being picked by a better team.
Looks at Spiller's info that Clemturd put out.
Somehow, a person that scored 9 on the Wonderlic (which is borderline retarded) graduated from Clemturd in 3.5 years and was First Team Academic All-ACC.
They are cheating. Anybody with an ounce of sense knows what is going on.
So if the NCAA has no jurisdiction over who church can give money to, nor who a private entity can give money to, how is it proved their cheating? They have this thing figured out just like Bama.
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Seems like people are putting too much emphasis on just 1 of many factors a team will look at when deciding.
While I disagree that a 20 should be considered average, there are plenty of successful players, including QBs, who did not score well on that test.
While I disagree that a 20 should be considered average, there are plenty of successful players, including QBs, who did not score well on that test.
I think you're exaggerating a bit. If Watson flames out in the NFL, it won't be the Browns' fault.
As a long time special ed school teacher, about to retire at the end of this school year, I can tell you the range of the average IQ is between 85-115. If Watson's IQ rates out as 100, that isn't the high end of average, it is smack in the middle of the curve... Anyone remember the old Bell Curve? Just my 2 cents on IQ ranges. I'm not making any judgement on anyone's IQ.
I don't think so.
http://sportsworld.nbcsports.com/problem-solvers/
https://www.aol.com/article/2015/02/11/understanding-the-problems-of-the-cleveland-browns/21140878/
https://www.theguardian.com/sport/b...and-browns-robert-griffin-iii-quarterback-nfl
https://www.forbes.com/sites/mikeoz...r-nfl-than-new-england-patriots/#4731de5d6821
What kind of spin is that?
100 is just above the average. That's a better description of his score.
I made a 72 on a test, I'm at the high end of passing.
I've got 98 cents, I can't get the dollar menu item because i'm at the low end of the dollar.
Just saw where Deshaun Watson was dressed last night in a Michael Strahan J.C. Penney suit costing around $200 and a pair of "pimp-daddy" smoking slippers with spikes on the side worth $1,995.00 Maybe those wonderlic scores are valid after all, LOL.
I've been saying the same thing for years.Looks at Spiller's info that Clemturd put out.
Somehow, a person that scored 9 on the Wonderlic (which is borderline retarded) graduated from Clemturd in 3.5 years and was First Team Academic All-ACC.
They are cheating. Anybody with an ounce of sense knows what is going on.
Spiller graduated in 3.5 years, yet when he came to speak at our church you couldn't hardly understand what the guys was saying.
I'm hearing they get the advantage of taking lots of online courses, so I'm sure that's how some of the game is played.
There is NO WAY DWatson, or even the smartest college student, could ever study enough for school and put in the time in the film room, weight room, practice field, and have a social life. That alone tells me they cheat and the shame of it all it does nothing but hurt the kids in the long run. But it does allow them to keep recruiting like they are and that's almost impossible to keep pace with when you get that kind of talent on the field.
I took it in my mid 30s for the first time and made a 37. Doesn't test anything you learned in school apart from what's the 11th month of the year. It tests intelligence, not information retained.
The average american was much higher 25 years ago, seems that importing millions of low IQ while duping smart people into thinking that over population is a problem so that they breed far less has brought our IQs down.
OP, the answer to your question is no. Here is a link to the scores, Watson had the lowest of any QB expected to be drafted: http://wonderlictestsample.com/2017-quarterback-wonderlic-test-scores/. NFL execs don't care if a QB is dumb, throws a ton of INTs, doesn't play under center, has a weak arm, etc. What they care about is....actually that's kind of strange, I'm not sure what they care about.
