Wonderlic

you'd probably have a small cult following by now if you could just tone down the personal attacks ... but no worries. i've learned that i have to accept your bad behaviour to be able to listen to your genious

 

A PhD verses writing for a fantasy football magazine no longer in print. Tough call on who is the better on this.

 

A guy who claims to have a PhD despite thinking that memory and reasoning occur in the same part of the brain, and since when is the magazine no longer in print?

 

If every dink on a message board who claimed to have something actually had that thing they felt compelled to lie about then message boards would seldom be visited

people with phD's don't live on football message boards . .. unless their phD is in Football Messageboardology . . .. or something



skidmark? doctorate?? Sorry

 

IDK - John Fox comes around here quite a bit, and he seems to be doing ok for himself.

 

I think we've been down this road before...



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Originally Posted by Piper
not to talk to a sexually frustrated poster with a really, really, really, really, really, really small penis on a Saturday night.

Collin:
My penis size is a little above average (according to USA Today anyway), and the sexual frustration angle is really old. You should come up with some new material (and for the record, sex doesn't make a difference, or at least not for more than a couple of hours). No, the real lesson is that you don't fuck with people you shouldn't be fucking with.

And it's interesting to see how much you've changed since moving to California. Damn dirty hippie. :SmokinBan
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http://101sports.com/category/tsoftli-blogs/20110405/The-NFL-and-the-Wonderlic/

 

from mags article link above

>>>When looking at quarterbacks, I follow the breakdown of Sports Illustrated. John P. Lopez proposes a 26-27-60 bust rule to predict a quarterback's success in the NFL. The quarterback must score at least a 26 on the Wonderlic, must have 27 or more college starts, and complete 60 percent of his passes. Lopez lists several examples of successes and failures based on the rule.

While the low test score is a red flag and should be thoroughly investigated, it is just a part of the big picture in the evaluating process and should not be ignored.<<<


what did cammy score on that thing?

And what was his completion %?