Nate Stanley scores highest Wonderlic of QB’s
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Wow, nice job there Tua! who was the box of rocks QB who got a 6 on the test awhile back?
Wow, nice job there Tua! who was the box of rocks QB who got a 6 on the test awhile back?
Vince Young I think.
And you have to remember Darren Davis with a 4.
The 2 at bottom of this list, were both Alabama QBs.
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That's really impressive. Nice job, Nate.
Alabama showing off their academics.
Alabama + Alabama < IOWA
You know, posting positive things about Nate Stanley will not win you points with the Negative Nate Nancy's around here. LOL
Many posters on here have ragged about Nate's accuracy. In the past week I have watched 5 or 6 of CJ's games on BTN. Granted the games that have been on have been against the Michigans, Wisconsins, Nebraskas, MSUs of the world. In my estimation, Nate's overall accuracy against the better teams was as good if not better than CJ's. Don't get me wrong I loved CJ and greatly appreciate everything Nate did for Iowa football. Neither had great accuracy but they both gave 100% and were winners. Kudos to Nate for being a 3 year team captain, being a workout warrior setting all of the S&C QB records and for being such a studious, intelligent and hard working young man. Here's hoping he gets drafted and makes a lot of money on Sundays even if it is for holding a clipboard!
I heard you get 5 for your name soooooooo....
There are 50 multiple choice questions. Just guessing would give you a 10
Jerry Jeudy only scored a 9----bad guesser I guess. It kind of makes you wonder if Tua, Hurts and Jeudy could have made it thru their freshmen years had they gone anywhere else other than the SEC (or maybe North Carlina).
I think VY got a 6 the first time, but upped it to 14 the second.
One of the Davis brothers got a 4.
Illinois’s pride and joy Jeff George got a 10, and Hawkeye dodged bullet Chris Leak managed to guess his way to an impressive 8.
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Just led us to two top 25 finishes and 19 wins the last two years. Fvck off, loser.
Three straight bowl wins. Three straight wins over ISU and Nebraska. Second all time in TDs. Nate had a great Iowa career.
Ryan Leaf was actually the second pick, following some guy named Peyton something. He is known as the No.1 draft bust.
I really wonder who kept these two athletes eligible? Probably both of them just got on the wrong lines when taking the test or they wasn't able to have someone else take their tests like normal
Below 10 is considered illiterate.
https://www.sportingnews.com/us/nfl...est-combine-history/e60oggcptcx616ly9p96bmt7q
Have you ever taken a Wonderlic?
I have no idea how that test correlates to anything that has to do with playing professional football.
Great for Nate, to be sure, because there must be some level of confidence in that test.
Scores from 30-40 should be pretty easy to attain.
Takes about 20 min if you’ve got some free time.
https://www.test-guide.com/free-wonderlic-practice-tests.html
I have no idea how that test correlates to anything that has to do with playing professional football.
Great for Nate, to be sure, because there must be some level of confidence in that test.
Scores from 30-40 should be pretty easy to attain.
Takes about 20 min if you’ve got some free time.
https://www.test-guide.com/free-wonderlic-practice-tests.html
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I posted this elsewhere too.
I read that he worked with a QB guru. The guy said his motion didn't have enough rotation(??) and he was bending back and forward for strength and this negatively affected his accuracy on long throws. Maybe he got some workouts for the teams before the virus shut us down.????
I read that he worked with a QB guru. The guy said his motion didn't have enough rotation(??) and he was bending back and forward for strength and this negatively affected his accuracy on long throws. Maybe he got some workouts for the teams before the virus shut us down.????
One of the questions, this year, was:
If Nick Saban has 3 five star QBs, then one transfers,
how many Blondes does that leave for the Alabama football players?
(thanks Irrational Hawk)
I'd like to see what the average score would be for the entirety of the Alabama student body. Tua and Hurts are probably ahead of the curve with all of the tutoring they got to keep them eligible. And just think, both of them probably learned something in college, which puts them in the illiterate category coming out of high school
