WHAT is the Wonderlic Test? Why do people want it banned and is it relevant at all? Take it and find out. Developed in the 1930s by Eldon Wonderlic, the test includes 50 questions which are designed ...

IQ testing is controversial, many experts agree. And there's no exception regarding using such testing in professional sports, where the Wonderlic has reigned supreme for decades. So, what is this ...

Want to get into a lively debate about something that has absolutely nothing to do with becoming a good pro football player? How about the Wonderlic Test — also known as the most overdone, ...

When the 332 players invited to the NFL Scouting Combine this season show up at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, they will most likely be focused on impressing coaches and general managers in the ...

The NFL scouting combine is primarily dedicated to evaluating physical attributes. Draft prospects are required to run as fast as they can, jump as high and as far as they can, bench press 225 pounds ...

Are you smarter than an NFL quarterback? Wonderlic test scores have recently leaked during the NFL combine with top quarterback prospect Carson Wentz receiving respectable marks on the exam. Wentz, a ...

The Wonderlic test was conceived in 1936 to measure a person's general cognitive ability in the areas of vocabulary, reasoning, and math skills. It was first implemented in the NFL by Dallas Cowboys ...

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?

The importance of the NFL's Wonderlic test has long been debated. Ryan Fitzpatrick, who went to Harvard (duh), posted a high score, but in his decade or so in the league, he hasn't amounted to ...

Ah, spring. That magical time of year when NFL hopefuls' Wonderlic test scores are leaked in advance of the draft, allowing us mere mortals to score a mental point against young men about to make ...

No, the Wonderlic isn't totally dead. But it's close to the end. And you know what? Good riddance. I would say "rest in peace," but that would be a lie. I don't want it to do that. I want it to be ...