CLEVELAND, Ohio - The NFL Scouting Combine, which concluded earlier this week, had mental and psychological components that augment the physical. As one highly publicized example, prospects are asked ...

An curved arrow pointing right. Before an athlete can become an NFL star he has to train relentlessly, become a college standout, and then take a 50-question intelligence test in 12 minutes! Think you ...

Wonderlic questions, in and of themselves, are not difficult -- but the compressed time frame is a wild card that can make them seem more challenging. Most math questions are head-scratchers for me ...

If you are reading this article, then you have probably been informed by a hiring manager at your dream job that you will be required to take, and pass, a Wonderlic test to progress through the ...

Ryan Fitzpatrick, the current starting quarterback of the New York Jets, went to Harvard, but you probably already knew that. He also reportedly scored a 48 out of 50 on the Wonderlic, which is ...

For years, the Wonderlic test was as much a part of the NFL Combine as the 40-yard dash or bench press reps. Draft prospects would sit down, race the clock, and hope their mental agility impressed ...

Tennessee Titans quarterback Vince Young waves his hands as fans boo as he leaves the field in the second quarter of an NFL football game against the Washington Redskins on Sunday, Nov. 21, 2010, in ...

The Wonderlic Test, a 50 question exam administered by the NFL to prospects at the annual scouting combine is one of the more controversial aspects of the pre-draft process. Designed by the United ...

Before an athlete can become an NFL star he has to train relentlessly, become a college standout, and then take a 50-question intelligence test in 12 minutes! Think you're smarter than an NFL player?

New York Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick is smart. Enough, already. Fitzpatrick reportedly scored a 48 on the Wonderlic test (50 is a perfect score) at the NFL Scouting Combine. The Wonderlic is an ...

I’ve done plenty of reflecting over the past two days on the issues relating to the decision to report (as we always have done) the Wonderlic score obtained by LSU cornerback Morris Claiborne and the ...