Morris Claiborne scored 4 out of 50 on Wionderlic

[pat5775]

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...the-wonderlic/

Think this will hurt his draft stock much?

[fredtoast]

Loved this comment.....



A for? Dam u smar7t.

Sincerely,

Dexter Manley

[heyyaoutkast]

lol doubt it. Upside is still to high. Bengals please draft Travis Benjamin W . O from the U. Of Miami. 6"4 in the 3 or 4 round. Ran a 4.39. Can you say Chris henry type of steal.

[Bengals in Toronto]

he is paid to be an athlete in the NFL not to be a Doctor

[BANJAXED]

Originally Posted by Bengals in Toronto

he is paid to be an athlete in the NFL not to be a Doctor

well techincally he was paid to play football not study in college obviously

[XenoMorph]

Originally Posted by BANJAXED

well techincally he was paid to play football not study in college obviously

isnt that the type of thing coaches get fired for,...


so now the question who does this kids homework lol..

And even if your only goal is to get to the pro's wouldnt you at least learn something along the way...

That or these guys have stopped caring about the wonderlick test (would be my guess)

[McC]

Originally Posted by BengalsFan024

isnt that the type of thing coaches get fired for,...


so now the question who does this kids homework lol..

And even if your only goal is to get to the pro's wouldnt you at least learn something along the way...

That or these guys have stopped caring about the wonderlick test (would be my guess)

A long time ago, when I was at UC, I paid my rent for a year on what Allen Harvin (UC R paid me to do his homework. Never loved college football more than I did that year.

[crazyjdawg]

Originally Posted by Bengals in Toronto

he is paid to be an athlete in the NFL not to be a Doctor

Isn't the wonderlic test questions like "A track is 400 meters. If Peter can run 9 meters a second, how long does it take for Peter to run 5 laps" or something like that?

That isn't doctor type math. This is 4th grade math.

[Bech72]

Originally Posted by heyyaoutkast

lol doubt it. Upside is still to high. Bengals please draft Travis Benjamin W . O from the U. Of Miami. 6"4 in the 3 or 4 round. Ran a 4.39. Can you say Chris henry type of steal.

Travis Brnjamin is 5'10", believe your thinking of Streeter; both can fly though. Streeter in the 4th round would be great if he lasts that long. Then again,several receivers come to mind from recent drafts in Baylor's David Gettis and South Florida's Carlton Mitchell who both had similar size:speed ratios and went in the 6th.

[XenoMorph]

Originally Posted by heyyaoutkast

lol doubt it. Upside is still to high. Bengals please draft Travis Benjamin W . O from the U. Of Miami. 6"4 in the 3 or 4 round. Ran a 4.39. Can you say Chris henry type of steal.

i though we were gonna get their OG in round 3 or 4

[7sLefty]

Originally Posted by BengalsFan024

i though we were gonna get their OG in round 3 or 4

If decastro isn't there I say go b. Brooks in rd 3... Of Miami of Ohio u...,,the Benjamin kid is not that tall.... He's actually pretty short

[Archer]

Patrick Peterson only scored a 9, and AJ Green scored a 10.

As long as he interviews well this won't impact his stock at all.

[7sLefty]

Originally Posted by Archer

Patrick Peterson only scored a 9, and AJ Green scored a 10.

As long as he interviews well this won't impact his stock at all.

I ll take the guy..... U get 5 pts just for spelling your name right....

[DCBengalFreak]

As Mike Brown said of Reinard Wilson - We're not drafting a Rocket surgeon.

[fredtoast]

I wonder if one of the questions was "How do you you spell "wonderlic"?"

[bfine32]

Originally Posted by fredtoast

I wonder if one of the questions was "How do you you spell "wonderlic"?"

..or like "How many times the word you should be used in this sentence?"

[Lolli]

Originally Posted by pat5775

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...the-wonderlic/

Think this will hurt his draft stock much?

I will have to go watch some interviews of him now and see if he is a ding dong, or just not great at what ever is on the WL.

[Since82]

Originally Posted by pat5775

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...the-wonderlic/

Think this will hurt his draft stock much?

Wonderlic scores and NFL success have no direct correlation. Otherwise Pat McInally (50) would be in the HOF and Dan Marino (16) would have never been the (former) NFL single season passing yardage holder. It does tell you something about innate intelligence and personality, but I would think that unless you are an Olineman or QB (who have to think critically in pressure situations) no one cares.

If Claiborne can flip his hips, attack the ball at its highest point, make route read keys, and tackle, he'll be fine. It does speak to LSU and what might be going on at that fine academic institution however...

[henrizzle]

Originally Posted by pat5775

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...the-wonderlic/

Think this will hurt his draft stock much?

Bro, you can't even spell wonderlic right in the title

[pat5775]

Originally Posted by henrizzle

Bro, you can't even spell wonderlic right in the title

Ever heard of a typo? Jeesh...

[Kyle_828]

I doubt he falls out of the top 10 even with this bad score, but that is pathetic.

[BBlesmiley]

He sure passed the SAT....@ least i think.
Its about game tape and interviews now.

[baul prown]

Be nice for us if this allows him to slip to 17. Would hate it for claiborne to lose $ because of it though.

[whodey13]

Originally Posted by baul prown

Be nice for us if this allows him to slip to 17. Would hate it for claiborne to lose $ because of it though.

There is zero percent chance this happens. he will still go top 6. He is an elite talent and no one cares about the Wonderlic unless you are a MLB,QB,C, or safety. And really just the first 3.

[OSUfan]

Originally Posted by whodey13

There is zero percent chance this happens. he will still go top 6. He is an elite talent and no one cares about the Wonderlic unless you are a MLB,QB,C, or safety. And really just the first 3.

Really because if I am not mistaken Dan Marino as well had a very low wonderlic.