omicron
02-27-2006, 09:03 AM
This topic can be about teams/players/whatever.
First 2 things:
Jay Cutler from Vanderbilt is at the combine this week. I like that, and don't like the diva's that have to work out at their own special workout. Plus this quote makes me root for him even more. :)
After noting his down-to-earth style, a reporter asked Cutler if money would change him:
"I don't know,'' he said. "Let's find out soon.''
Second, reportedly Vince Young scored a 6 on the Wonderlic test. For you that don't know, the Wonderlic is a test designed to test logic and cognitive ability. It's a 12minute, 50 question test. He later retested and got a 16. Still the average score is a 21. On the flip side, Donovan McNabb scored a 12, Culpepper a 15 and a 21. Although there are some reports of 'irregularities' on the test, does this matter? And does the test itself matter? Does being able to figure out the square root of 100 help when you're trying to read a deep cover 2 defense and find the hot route?
omicron
First 2 things:
Jay Cutler from Vanderbilt is at the combine this week. I like that, and don't like the diva's that have to work out at their own special workout. Plus this quote makes me root for him even more. :)
After noting his down-to-earth style, a reporter asked Cutler if money would change him:
"I don't know,'' he said. "Let's find out soon.''
Second, reportedly Vince Young scored a 6 on the Wonderlic test. For you that don't know, the Wonderlic is a test designed to test logic and cognitive ability. It's a 12minute, 50 question test. He later retested and got a 16. Still the average score is a 21. On the flip side, Donovan McNabb scored a 12, Culpepper a 15 and a 21. Although there are some reports of 'irregularities' on the test, does this matter? And does the test itself matter? Does being able to figure out the square root of 100 help when you're trying to read a deep cover 2 defense and find the hot route?
omicron