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kiimo posted:Mahomes got a 24 and was a straight A student with a photographic memory so yeah That's cute that you believe that.
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Eifert Posting posted:Every other team enjoy the bengals not having Burrow while you can. I remember in 2013 or so, my friends back home in Cincinnati told me to tune in to the playoff game that year, whichever one it was. They told me it was the year, the bengals looked great, how bad could this curse be. You sound like one of those idiots.
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BrownThunder posted:Lamar Jackson sucks and Play posts like he’s writing a book report and needs to meet a word count. Good grief lollll
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https://twitter.com/Lj_era8/status/1251658142695469061 I can't believe Lamar is asking for amnesty for Paul Manafort
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Josh Allen scored a 37 and one of his most recent plays had him throwing deep to a doubled covered fullback in a playoff game.
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I dont think the Wonderlic has much if any bearing on a players talent
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I don't think goff gets cut before 2022 and if he still sucks enough to cut then there's no reason to do a trade. Those roster bonuses make it too easy to cut him.
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Barudak posted:I dont think the Wonderlic has much if any bearing on a players talent Seems like it would be pretty easy to run a little study and figure out if the wonderlic has any bearing on career success at all. I'm guessing "no" I've also read that half the time the scores reported in the press aren't even true. Bob McGinn claimed these scores for the incoming quarterback class but didn't mention where he got them or how he knows them: Nate Stanley (Iowa): 40 Jake Fromm (Georgia); 35 Joe Burrow (LSU): 34 Jake Luton (Oregon State): 29 Jordan Love (Utah State): 27 Justin Herbert (Oregon): 25 Anthony Gordon (Washington State): 25 Brian Lewerke (Michigan State): 25 Jacob Eason (Washington): 23 James Morgan (Florida International): 23 Jalen Hurts (Oklahoma): 18 Tua Tagovailoa (Alabama): 13 Then I found this somewhere else: quote:First, an update to this post: Later reports contradicted McGinn's list of test scores for top quarterback prospects. According to former Notre Dame receiver (and fellow 2020 draft prospect) Chase Claypool, Oregon's Justin Herbert scored a 39 (out of 50) instead of the 25 that McGinn reported. Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer backed Claypool's statement. So, it'd be hard to run any sort of scientific comparison when we don't even have access to good results. Just seems like bullshit pseudoscience to me. The highest score ever was some punter back in the 70s
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Do you want to like say where the “somewhere else” was or anything
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fsif posted:Josh Allen scored a 37 and one of his most recent plays had him throwing deep to a doubled covered fullback in a playoff game. One of the most ridiculous incompletions I've ever seen.
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fsif posted:Josh Allen scored a 37 and one of his most recent plays had him throwing deep to a doubled covered fullback in a playoff game. Fullbacks are big so they make good targets no matter what
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fsif posted:Josh Allen scored a 37 and one of his most recent plays had him throwing deep to a doubled covered fullback in a playoff game. If being smart had anything to do with Quarterbacking talent Ryan Fitzpatrick wouldn't play like a moron. Anyone actually smart probably makes a lousy QB because being an NFL caliber QB requires having a laser focus on one thing and absolutely zero curiosity or interest in anything besides being a QB.
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Phobeste posted:Do you want to like say where the “somewhere else” was or anything just some sports article I found when I looked up wonderlic 2020. I think it was on ABC Some of the famous low scoring wonderlics have been Dan Marino and Jim Kelly at 15, Donovan McNabb at 14 and Lamar Jackson at 13. All very good quarterbacks obviously
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The Wonderlic is worthless and it's pretty gross how the only time people ever use it or care about it is to scrutinize the intelligence of black quarterbacks This poo poo happens like clockwork every year
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Benne posted:The Wonderlic is worthless and it's pretty gross how the only time people ever use it or care about it is to scrutinize the intelligence of black quarterbacks Johnny Manziel outscored Russell Wilson.
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It's a number. It's one number of many; used in conjunction with other metrics, it may improve a predictive model. Used alone, it will not be that helpful. FWIW, the lowest wonderlic score by a Super Bowl winning QB drafted in the last 40 years is 22, by Brett Favre. You could probably find vaguely similar distributional cutoffs for metrics such as height or weight.
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fsif posted:Josh Allen scored a 37 and one of his most recent plays had him throwing deep to a doubled covered fullback in a playoff game. It’s only a bad play when it fails. If Aaron Rodgers threads the needle on a double coverage play he’s suddenly a tactical genius. Josh is just breaking a few eggs on his way to unleashing the dragon.
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Chichevache posted:Johnny Manziel outscored Russell Wilson. Nah, Russell Wilson got Ciara.
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Imagine caring about the wonderlic outside of being PFTC, or when talking about Vince Young / Ryan Fitzpatrick.
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OxySnake posted:Imagine caring about the wonderlic outside of being PFTC, or when talking about Vince Young / Ryan Fitzpatrick. If Im the person paid to write it I care a lot
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Is that a real wonderlic page on that Vince Young joke
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Hook em
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Tua actually scored a 19 and the 13 was from 2 years ago. Just to add how to inaccurate the score reporting can be. https://www.google.com/amp/s/rolltidewire.usatoday.com/2020/04/17/report-tua-tagovailoa-gets-updated-wonderlic-score/amp/
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The big truss was in trump the whole time
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I score amazingly on logic tests like the wonderlic. I don't have a lot of faith in them as an evaluator of intelligence.
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somehow this is one of my favorite football memories
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"Oh poo poo! Darren Sharper!" was a prescient phrase
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Its Rinaldo posted:"Oh poo poo! Darren Sharper!" was a prescient phrase love his break down of the beast quake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd_Vd43Vxa0
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Eifert Posting posted:I score amazingly on logic tests like the wonderlic. I don't have a lot of faith in them as an evaluator of intelligence. Yeah there are some smart people that are dogshit at standardized tests, it's a dumb way to measure intelligence and that's speaking as someone who has benefited significantly from their existence
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love 2 play for the NCAA for free, seriously injuring myself in the process and potentially losing millions, and then got slandered for not doing well on a standardized test, while being denied an education due to the demands of the sport i'm playing while supposedly my compensation for playing college football was the "education" i didn't receive
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Flikken posted:Browns sent 6 there in 2013, a year they went 3-13. The AFC is a mistake.
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OneMoreTime posted:The AFC is a mistake. Counterpoint: gently caress the Cowboys.
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OneMoreTime posted:The AFC is a mistake. Yeah, uh, it's been pretty lopsided in favor of the AFC for 2 decades bruh
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In the 00s AFC was so far ahead it was unreal. NFC was where you'd have 7-9 teams winning the division and a playoff game and the Arizona Cardinals getting to the SB although they had their strong passing game. But in the mid 10s the NFC kind of came back on top. Now with Mahomes and Jackson and others like Watson heading the AFC the AFC might be pulling ahead again. And the NFC is going to lose Brees soon. But who knows who else might come to prominence.
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all conferences and divisions are the same. except the afc north which loving rules
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Came across these Caesar's sportsbook odds, provided the season happens Kansas City Chiefs: 12 Baltimore Ravens: 12 New Orleans Saints: 10.5 San Francisco 49ers: 10.5 Dallas Cowboys: 9.5 Philadelphia Eagles: 9.5 Seattle Seahawks: 9.5 Buffalo Bills: 9 Pittsburgh Steelers: 9 Minnesota Vikings: 9 Tampa Bay Buccaneers: 9 New England Patriots: 8.5 Cleveland Browns: 8.5 Indianapolis Colts: 8.5 Tennessee Titans: 8.5 Los Angeles Chargers: 8.5 Chicago Bears: 8.5 Green Bay Packers: 8.5 Los Angeles Rams: 8.5 Houston Texans: 7.5 Denver Broncos: 7.5 Atlanta Falcons: 7.5 Arizona Cardinals: 7.5 Las Vegas Raiders: 7 New York Jets: 6.5 Detroit Lions: 6.5 Miami Dolphins: 6 New York Giants: 5.5 Carolina Panthers: 5.5 Cincinnati Bengals: 5 Jacksonville Jaguars: 4.5 Washington Redskins: 4.5
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NFC becoming weak means a thousand years of Russell tyranny and I'm here for that.
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Since we're pretending there will be a 2020 season, my favorite bets on that list are Cowboys under 9.5, Steelers under 9, Bears under 8.5, Browns under 8.5, Potatoes over 4.5
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Its Rinaldo posted:NFC becoming weak means a thousand years of Russell tyranny and I'm here for that. Just you wait for the New York Football Giants and Daniel Jones to rise and-  lol jk we gonna suck for a while
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