Wondering about the Wonderlic?
Big news regarding Penn State players at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis won’t come until Saturday at the earliest, but that just gives you more time to brush up on the basics.
ESPN’s Page 2 has posted an example Wonderlic Test, the exam players take every year as an assessment of their intelligence. The version the NFL uses scores individuals from one to fifty – though you’ll have to do with a 15-question sample.
Let’s just hope that Aaron Maybin and Co. uphold the tradition of the Penn State Student-Athlete and fare better than Vince Young allegedly did.
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