Sample Wonderlic Test: How do you stack up?
Happy Sunday, everyone!
With the Scouting Combine in Indianapolis in full swing, I thought it might be fun for you all to take a sample Wonderlic test. Remember, this is a test given all NFL draft prospects at the Combine and is said to predict how quick a person will learn and how well they reason and can solve problems.
The average score of QBs and offensive linemen is a 25. Other positions average around a 20. The highest possible score is a 50.
Players have 12 minutes to answer 50 questions. In the same provided, there are 10 questions. So the time limit is set at 2 minutes and 20 seconds (or one-fifth of the total time for the full test).
You can take the sample test right here. I scored a 45 on the sample. What did you all get?
Also note, you can view some of the notable scores of NFL players who have taken the test in the past (including a handful of Dolphins) after the jump...
(Thanks to "ebag" of Hogs Haven for finding this sample test)
Enjoy your Sunday and I'll see you back here later tonight with the "weekend roundup" post.
Notable High Scores:
Drew Hensen - 42
Alex Smith - 40
Eli Manning - 39
Brian Griese - 39
Kellen Clemens - 35
Aaron Rodgers - 35
Chris Long - 34
John Beck - 34
Tom Brady - 33
Philip Rivers - 30
Brady Quinn - 29
Peyton Manning - 28
Matt Ryan - 28
Ryan Leaf - 27
Jake Long - 26
Ben Roethlisberger - 25
Ronnie Brown - 23
Chad Henne - 22
Notable Low Scores:
Derek Anderson - 19
Cleo Lemon - 18
Kendall Langford - 17
Kenny Phillips - 16
Dan Marino - 15
Terry Bradshaw - 15
Sedrick Ellis - 15
Leodis McKelvin - 13
Phillip Merling - 13
Marcus Vick - 11
Jeff George - 10
Travis Daniels - 10
Chris Henry - 9
Frank Gore - 6
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35
At 4 a.m., lets just say i am above the influence, very very above, tired and watching SC, and i scored a 35. The mere fact Frank Gore makes millions because hes just a big fast man pisses me off
You gotta hate to lose more than you want to win
35 also
Not bad with my Sunday hangover. Surprised that some of these players can tie their laces with some of the low scores that go around, LOL.
C'mon over to Shady's world, MiamiDolphins.co.uk
30...
I didn’t even se the damn timer on the top start as soon as the page opened. I lost like 10 seconds right there. Its nice to know that if i was 6’7 315, i could be picked number one overall, and make 30 million guaranteed. And then i woke up.
Now is the time- the time to rise up from the depths of Hell and stake our claim back on top of the AFC East...Look out Gaytriots here comes Jake Long and the Phins
50.......
But I doubt it’ll turn into an NFL offer unfortunately!
I seem to remember that Ryan Fitzpatrick got a very high score on this when he took it. It’s clear that being clever isn’t a good guide to success in the NFL!
Leadership, bravery, physical prowess are all as, if not more, important than the ability to think quickly.
I’m not sure this test is one of the more useful ones for NFL calibre talent. I think I’d probably take Dan Marino over Beck despite his test score!!
Do you know what Pennington got? I suspect he’s brighter than the average.
45 for me
I've been a Dolphin for 17 years, and I'll be a Dolphin for the rest of my life. That will never change. - Dan Marino
40
Mostly because I didn’t watch the timer. I had just finished number eight when the little thing popped up. Ha, I looked at the last two afterward and knew I could get them right. But nice, that was fun.
I took that damn thing prior to getting to the Physical Therapy Asst. program........
NEVER AGAIN…..THAT THING HAD ME TURNING CIRCLES…..MADE ME CRAZY !!!!!
But, I must have done good enough to get into the program, as I finished with acedemic honors. Not bad considering I smoke pot all through H.S. and finished with D average.
What's next ??
by Ohiofinfan4life on Feb 22, 2009 1:47 PM EST reply actions
vandalay solutions
is this the same company George Catanza worked for?
Frequently wrong, but never in doubt.
Phyrmun
haha i saw that also
George worked for Vandalay INDUSTRIES lol, close enough though
-I did what last night?
-no, i didnt!!!
-I DID?!?!
-SHUT THE F*CK UP!!!!
-No excuses, No explanations
by MiamihastheDolphins.... on Feb 22, 2009 7:48 PM EST up reply actions
50.....no kiddin!
only because I hauled ass because of the time limit warning you guys provided, and , had a calculator at ready…..lol.
Also….how ironic was there a rubiks cube type question…..
Miami Dolphins 2008 AFC East Divison Champions
50!!!
Cause I am a freakin’ genius…
Having a math degree does make math questions pretty dang easy, though…
now, if only I had some sort of football talent…
"The dolphin is one of the fastest and smartest creatures of the sea. Dolphins can attack and kill a shark or whale. Sailors say bad luck will come to anyone who harms one of them." - Joe Robbie, Oct 8, 1965 upon announcing the name of the new AFL Miami football team.
****Keeper of the Phinsider Comment Goo-ing Plasma Cannon****
35
ran out of time, got 7 out of 7 right though and was on the eigth one and about to give my answer when time ran out
-I did what last night?
-no, i didnt!!!
-I DID?!?!
-SHUT THE F*CK UP!!!!
-No excuses, No explanations
by MiamihastheDolphins.... on Feb 22, 2009 6:01 PM EST reply actions
even though i got a shitty score
i’m still going to be the Dolphins first round pick
-I did what last night?
-no, i didnt!!!
-I DID?!?!
-SHUT THE F*CK UP!!!!
-No excuses, No explanations
by MiamihastheDolphins.... on Feb 22, 2009 7:07 PM EST up reply actions
45
got number 9 wrong fairly certain on that. likewise wont land an NFL job but I can catch
50
Some questions look tough but are easy if you know the tricks the writers use. All that studying for the SATs, GMAT, GRE, etc finally paid off! Oh wait. . . no it didn’t.
"They say statistics are for losers, but losers are usually the ones thinking that. . . . Everything we do is analyzed. Is that the bottom line? No. You can't analyze the heart of Tim Tebow." - Urban Meyer
hahaha
i feel the same exact way
-I did what last night?
-no, i didnt!!!
-I DID?!?!
-SHUT THE F*CK UP!!!!
-No excuses, No explanations
by MiamihastheDolphins.... on Feb 23, 2009 1:32 AM EST up reply actions
LOL at Frank Gore getting a 6
IMO anyone with atleast 3 years of college should score fairly high on this…..
Free Jailbird
the U isnt exactly known for its top notch education
anyway got a 30
"How can I blame you
When it's me I can't forgive?"
-From the Unforgiven III off of Death Magnetic
Gore has a learning disability
He’s actually a really inspiring guy when you read his story and what he’s overcome.
The Wonderlic is 50 math and vocab questions and you only have 12 minutes to accomplish them. Also, the degree of difficulty increases with each question. I guess what I’m trying to say is level of education has no bearing on how fast you can do the test. The vast majority of people do not finish the Wonderlic completely.

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