Wonderlic-ing Good

Before every NFL draft, along with the 40-yard dashes and 225-pound bench presses and agility drills, those hoping to make a living colliding with other premium athletes at a high rate of speed must also put their brains to the test—presumably before they’re turned to mush and the league turns their back on them—and tackle…

Before every NFL draft, along with the 40-yard dashes and 225-pound bench presses and agility drills, those hoping to make a living colliding with other premium athletes at a high rate of speed must also put their brains to the test—presumably before they’re turned to mush and the league turns their back on them—and tackle the Wonderlic test; a logic-based exam that s supposed to help determine if a player is mentally fit to play at the next level. It might seem odd to take such a test, but when one considers the complexity of NFL offenses and defenses and the need for quick-problem solving abilities, the Wonderlic makes sense. Care to take a crack at it?

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