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Tua throws a hospital pass to Myles Gaskin
DerekJohnson
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Thanks Taft!
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Tua fucking sucks
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I always try to watch the Dolphins when they're on because MMFG. That pass was atrocious, luckily Gaskin is nails and didn't get injured.
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Gainesy and Rapp are getting rings this year.digits said:I always try to watch the Dolphins when they're on because MMFG. That pass was atrocious, luckily Gaskin is nails and didn't get injured.
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Gaskin owes that DB a beer. That DB could have easily put him asleep until Friday. And Tua sucks
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Do they play for UW?
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Yeah he could've squared up better and gone higher but didn't.greenblood said:Gaskin owes that DB a beer. That DB could have easily put him asleep until Friday. And Tua sucks
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He’s really dumb I guess. Hard to play QB in the NFL without being bright. Very rarely are guys open by 10 yards like they were at Alabama.biak1 said:Tua fucking sucks
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I listened to him being interviewed after their last game. Dumb as a box of rocks. He was asked about the level of support the coaches are giving him and you could see the Sylvan Learning Center wheels trying to turn as he thought of a response.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s really dumb I guess. Hard to play QB in the NFL without being bright. Very rarely are guys open by 10 yards like they were at Alabama.biak1 said:Tua fucking sucks
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Could be said of many people hereBleachedAnusDawg said:
I listened to him being interviewed after their last game. Dumb as a box of rocks. He was asked about the level of support the coaches are giving him and you could see the Sylvan Learning Center wheels trying to turn as he thought of a response.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s really dumb I guess. Hard to play QB in the NFL without being bright. Very rarely are guys open by 10 yards like they were at Alabama.biak1 said:Tua fucking sucks
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A lot of NFL QBs would benefit by trading what they have for a box of rocks. Anyone think Russell Wilson is a football genius?
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I think it goes without saying that most NFL players are dumb. ATBS, Tua scored a 13 on the wonderlic which is really, really bad. Wilson had a 28.
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I don't get it.Lawrence_of_a_Labia said:
Could be said of many people hereBleachedAnusDawg said:
I listened to him being interviewed after their last game. Dumb as a box of rocks. He was asked about the level of support the coaches are giving him and you could see the Sylvan Learning Center wheels trying to turn as he thought of a response.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s really dumb I guess. Hard to play QB in the NFL without being bright. Very rarely are guys open by 10 yards like they were at Alabama.biak1 said:Tua fucking sucks
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I remember reading that Cody Pickett scored under 10. Vince Young too. I wonder about Eason. I'd guess him at around 10.BleachedAnusDawg said:I think it goes without saying that most NFL players are dumb. ATBS, Tua scored a 13 on the wonderlic which is really, really bad. Wilson had a 28.
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He is still working on overcoming the language barrier.RoadDawg55 said:
He’s really dumb I guess. Hard to play QB in the NFL without being bright. Very rarely are guys open by 10 yards like they were at Alabama.biak1 said:Tua fucking sucks
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I think the average NFL player is close to the average American. NFL QBs, however, are smarter than the general population.BleachedAnusDawg said:I think it goes without saying that most NFL players are dumb. ATBS, Tua scored a 13 on the wonderlic which is really, really bad. Wilson had a 28.
Tua is just fucking dumb. A Wonderlic of 13 correlates to an IQ of ~79-85. The NFL QB median is 27. Some nerd did the numbers a few years back that showed 31.6 was the average playoff QB over the span of a few years. Tua is in the lowest quartile of the population, and solidly in the bottom tenth of NFL QBs. It was reported he scored a 19 the second time around at the combine, but that doesn’t change the fact that he was too dumb to run Sark’s offense.
FWIW some notable UW and UO QB scores I could find: Jason Maas 43, Hugh Millen 41, Kellen Clemens 35, Marcus Mariota 33, Joey Fivepicks 32, Dennis Dixon 29, Bill Musgrave 29, Brock Huard 25, Marques Tuiasosopo 24, Mark Brunel 22, Jake Locker 20, AJ Feeley 19,
2020 QBs had both their junior pro day and combine Wonderlic test results leaked: Justin Herbert 25 and 39, Jacob Eason 18 and 23, Tua 13 and 19. Akili Smith also has two, 26 and 37. Honorary shoutout to Ryan Leaf and his 27.
I was curious why the two scores, and found this for Akili Smith “he originally took the test and got a lower score. His agent Leigh Steinberg hired a tutor to help improve it.” That’s the case with Eason, Herbert, and Tua one would imagine, they prepped in order to improve it. That means that even with prep work in something that they knew would be a glaring deficiency the best Tua could muster is a 19.
The average of the last 10 QBs to win a Super Bowl is 29.6 with the lowest being Ben Roethlisberger at 25 and highest is Eli Manning at 39. Notable QBs at 20 and under: Michael Vick 20, Vinny Testaverde 17, Dan Marino 16, Steve McNair 15, Terry Bradshaw 15, Congressman Heath Schuler 14, Lamar Jackson 13, Vince Young 6. -
Fucking shocking that they don't get tutors as a matter of course with the evidence of how much good they can do/money it will make them. You'd think agents would have this completely dialed in by now.
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Wonderlic isn’t a reliable tool for measuring football intelligence.
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He's afraid of getting the ball batted down because he's 5'10.
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Meanwhile, Haener scored a 48chuck said:
I remember reading that Cody Pickett scored under 10. Vince Young too. I wonder about Eason. I'd guess him at around 10.BleachedAnusDawg said:I think it goes without saying that most NFL players are dumb. ATBS, Tua scored a 13 on the wonderlic which is really, really bad. Wilson had a 28.
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Apparently a score of less than 10 indicates illiteracy.chuck said:
I remember reading that Cody Pickett scored under 10. Vince Young too. I wonder about Eason. I'd guess him at around 10.BleachedAnusDawg said:I think it goes without saying that most NFL players are dumb. ATBS, Tua scored a 13 on the wonderlic which is really, really bad. Wilson had a 28.
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The test is not hard. I took a sample and, without acting like I'm a genius, I will just say that I think you have to be kinda dumb to get less than a 30. And even that is being generous.DerekJohnson said:
Meanwhile, Haener scored a 48chuck said:
I remember reading that Cody Pickett scored under 10. Vince Young too. I wonder about Eason. I'd guess him at around 10.BleachedAnusDawg said:I think it goes without saying that most NFL players are dumb. ATBS, Tua scored a 13 on the wonderlic which is really, really bad. Wilson had a 28.
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If Miami had been able to cobble any semblance of a defense and a just above average running game, Marino wins at least two SBs. A true pocket passer and a guy who could clearly read a defense. And he did what he did with average receivers.RatherBeBrewing said:
I think the average NFL player is close to the average American. NFL QBs, however, are smarter than the general population.BleachedAnusDawg said:I think it goes without saying that most NFL players are dumb. ATBS, Tua scored a 13 on the wonderlic which is really, really bad. Wilson had a 28.
Tua is just fucking dumb. A Wonderlic of 13 correlates to an IQ of ~79-85. The NFL QB median is 27. Some nerd did the numbers a few years back that showed 31.6 was the average playoff QB over the span of a few years. Tua is in the lowest quartile of the population, and solidly in the bottom tenth of NFL QBs. It was reported he scored a 19 the second time around at the combine, but that doesn’t change the fact that he was too dumb to run Sark’s offense.
FWIW some notable UW and UO QB scores I could find: Jason Maas 43, Hugh Millen 41, Kellen Clemens 35, Marcus Mariota 33, Joey Fivepicks 32, Dennis Dixon 29, Bill Musgrave 29, Brock Huard 25, Marques Tuiasosopo 24, Mark Brunel 22, Jake Locker 20, AJ Feeley 19,
2020 QBs had both their junior pro day and combine Wonderlic test results leaked: Justin Herbert 25 and 39, Jacob Eason 18 and 23, Tua 13 and 19. Akili Smith also has two, 26 and 37. Honorary shoutout to Ryan Leaf and his 27.
I was curious why the two scores, and found this for Akili Smith “he originally took the test and got a lower score. His agent Leigh Steinberg hired a tutor to help improve it.” That’s the case with Eason, Herbert, and Tua one would imagine, they prepped in order to improve it. That means that even with prep work in something that they knew would be a glaring deficiency the best Tua could muster is a 19.
The average of the last 10 QBs to win a Super Bowl is 29.6 with the lowest being Ben Roethlisberger at 25 and highest is Eli Manning at 39. Notable QBs at 20 and under: Michael Vick 20, Vinny Testaverde 17, Dan Marino 16, Steve McNair 15, Terry Bradshaw 15, Congressman Heath Schuler 14, Lamar Jackson 13, Vince Young 6.
There has to be a gap between the kind of intel tested on the Wonderlic and the quick recognition intel you need to make passing decisions.
did you track down Elway’s Wonderlic? The rap on him early on as an NFL qb was that he was not great at diagnosing and that “simplifying the offense” to take better advantage of his crazy athleticism at least early on was key to his success. That’s only buzz I vaguely recall from a long time ago so take it with a grain of salt. -
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