Podcasts about wonderlic

Reach out to Cody and Buhler to tell them what's up!Who doesn't love a high-profile backup quarterback?That has to be the only reason why former Texas star Quinn Ewers ended up nosediving to the Miami Dolphins in the seventh round, right?That is the information his agent was given...Anywho, John Buhler (Lead Writer, FanSided.com) had to fly solo like a cup on account of Los Alamos thunderstorms wreaking havoc on Cody Williams (Content Director, FanSided.com) and his domicile.Buhler touched on Steve Angeli to Syracuse and why that is cool, as well as fellow Georgia Bulldog Brock Bowers telling the Las Vegas Raiders to briefly take a hike in getting that sweet BBA in finance from UGA.It doesn't matter what your Wonderlic score is, as long as you listen to False Start!

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JD explains what he'd like to see from the Maple Leafs as the NHL's trade deadline week approaches. Brady Quinn, FOX NFL analyst, breaks down how the NFL Combine has evolved, the Wonderlic test, how the 2025 draft class looks, how teams are approaching the starting quarterback conversation, Shedeur Sanders stock, the podcast probes, plus the future of Aaron Rodgers' and Matthew Stafford's future (8:00). Brian Boyle, NHL Network analyst and former NHL forward, checks-in from New York ahead of the Maple Leafs and Rangers tilt (51:00). Brian discusses being teammates with Mitch Marner, the NHL's momentum in the United States, Connor McDavid and the slumping Edmonton Oilers, and the New York Rangers rollercoaster season. The show ends with 'What We Missed!' (1:30:00)The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the position of Rogers Sports & Media or any affiliates.

Jeff admits that how many Coworkers he has dated. Aaron Rodgers and Joe Burrow make us wonder what their Wonderlic scores where, and a flashback to the time Lynn won a couple of rounds at Hunter Ranch.

***Throwback Episode*** In this episode, we take the Wonderlic Test, the NFL Equivalent of an IQ test taken each year by hundreds of Draft Prospects at the Scouting Combine. The Wonderlic was originally created in 1936 by E. F. Wonderlic. The Wonderlic Personnel Test was the first short-form cognitive abilities test in the areas of math, vocabulary, and reasoning. It's a popular group-intelligence test used to assess the aptitude of prospective employees and applicants for learning and problem-solving in a range of occupations. The Wonderlic is available in 12 different languages and is often used in college, entry level jobs, and team-making efforts. It consists of 50 multiple choice questions to be answered in 12 minutes. We describe the test in detail, take it ourselves, discuss our results afterwards (and which of our scores relate to famous NFL players and occupational median scores), things we would've done differently, and if we feel that it's an accurate assessment of a person's intelligence or not. We also discuss the Wonderlic Test scores of all of last year's Quarterback Draft Class: Josh Allen, Lamar Jackson, Baker Mayfield, Sam Darnold and Josh Rosen. Take a sample 50-Question, 12-minute Wonderlic Test here and let us know your results! See if you're smarter than all three of us before you listen to the podcast. Think you can score a 50? Leave your (truthful, first-time) score in the comments section below. Listen now and Go Bills! If you like our show, tell a friend and spread the word! Email us questions, comments, or Bills stories: ctwpod@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @CTWpod Like us on Facebook: Circling the Wagons: A Buffalo Bills Podcast Follow us on Instagram: CTWpod

In this freewheeling episode, we dive deep into the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence and its potential to disrupt industries from music to podcasting. With the help of caller Kyle from Madison, he explores the staggering pace of AI advancements and ponders the future of creative professions in an age of intelligent machines. The conversation then turns to the gridiron, as [Host Name] and his callers debate the merits of the Wonderlic test and the challenges of assessing "football IQ" in the modern NFL. They also break down the Packers' recent draft, grading the team's efforts to fill roster holes and establish a new identity under a young quarterback. Of course, it wouldn't be a proper Packers podcast without some good-natured ribbing of the rival Bears. We gleefully dissect Chicago's offseason missteps and the delusional optimism of their fanbase. Sprinkled throughout are musings on the psychology of fandom, from the relevance of the Myers-Briggs personality test to the dynamics of trash talk and sibling-like rivalries between NFC North fanbases. Whether you're a diehard Cheesehead, a tech enthusiast, or just a fan of lively, wide-ranging conversations, this episode has something for you. Tune in, and as always, go Pack go! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this freewheeling episode, we dive deep into the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence and its potential to disrupt industries from music to podcasting. With the help of caller Kyle from Madison, he explores the staggering pace of AI advancements and ponders the future of creative professions in an age of intelligent machines. The conversation then turns to the gridiron, as [Host Name] and his callers debate the merits of the Wonderlic test and the challenges of assessing "football IQ" in the modern NFL. They also break down the Packers' recent draft, grading the team's efforts to fill roster holes and establish a new identity under a young quarterback. Of course, it wouldn't be a proper Packers podcast without some good-natured ribbing of the rival Bears. We gleefully dissect Chicago's offseason missteps and the delusional optimism of their fanbase. Sprinkled throughout are musings on the psychology of fandom, from the relevance of the Myers-Briggs personality test to the dynamics of trash talk and sibling-like rivalries between NFC North fanbases. Whether you're a diehard Cheesehead, a tech enthusiast, or just a fan of lively, wide-ranging conversations, this episode has something for you. Tune in, and as always, go Pack go! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Unlock the secrets of operational mastery in multifamily syndication with our deep dive into the role of the Operations Manager. From financial finesse to strategic wizardry, discover how these behind-the-scenes heroes keep the gears turning seamlessly. Learn about their versatile responsibilities, including financial management, investor relations, and leveraging technology for operational efficiency. Plus, gain insights into hiring tips and interview strategies for finding the perfect fit for this crucial role. Join us as we uncover the magic behind the Operations Manager's indispensable contributions to company success. In this new episode of Viking Capital's Real Estate Investing Podcast, we define the multifaceted role of an Operations Manager in a multifamily syndication company, exploring their key financial responsibilities and how they ensure financial stability. Discover how they streamline operations through technology, contribute to strategic planning, and uphold regulatory compliance. Gain valuable insights into the qualities and skills to prioritize when hiring an Operations Manager and get tips on conducting effective interviews to find the right fit for your team. Don't miss out on this insightful discussion that sheds light on the vital role of Operations Managers in multifamily syndication companies. Plus, stay tuned for valuable recommendations on essential tools and services to optimize operational efficiency and success. Topics discussed include Rippling for integrated HR and IT management, Fathom AI for advanced analytics, Anytime Mailbox and Virtual office solutions, Invest next for administrative services, Upwork for hiring a bookkeeper, Wonderlic and DISC profiles for hiring, American Express employee cards for expense tracking, and leveraging banking relationships for enhanced financial management. Join us as we uncover the keys to operational excellence in multifamily syndication. Subscribe now to stay updated on future episodes and gain valuable insights into the world of real estate investing and operational management. ---   To learn more about investment opportunities, visit: https://vikingcapllc.com/ Send us an email with any questions: https://vikingcapllc.com/get-in-touch/ Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin. Follow us on Facebook:   / vikingcapllc   Follow us on Instagram: @vikingcapital

Football analyst Merril Hodge comes on The Daily Ticker to discuss exactly what the process is for a young QB in the NFL Draft process, and why he hates the Wonderlic test. 

On today's episode we talk to the guys about them taking the Wonderlic test and who got the highest score. Also Bad Larry gets tripped up on someone's name in F1 and you won't believe how close he was to the right answer. Shea and Dylan also make bets on the same game which upset someone plus much more. Enjoy!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's Dan Patrick Show, DP talks to Sports Illustrated's Chris Mannix about possible solutions to making NBA players care about the All-Star game. NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah discusses why the Wonderlic and other cognitive tests at the NFL combine can be misleading. And Former Bears WR Tom Waddle shares why he thinks the Bears will move on from Justin Fields.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Heather's Top 5, Heather puts Sean through the Wonderlic, and more - Tuesday Hour 3

In the final hour of this Wednesday edition of The Morning Shift, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau kick off the final hour by giving some people Wake Up Calls! The Morning Shift crew also allows callers to hand out some Wake Up Calls as well. Tiffany, Mike, and Beau continue the final hour by reacting to the Braves Spring Training game against the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday, and Chris Sale's impressive Braves debut. The Morning Shift crew also continues to react to what Atlanta Falcons General Manager Terry Fontenot and Atlanta Falcons Head Coach Raheem Morris had to say to The Midday Show with Andy and Randy. Tiffany, Mike, and Beau react to Fontenot and Morris talking about how the cap space increase affects their free agency process. Finally, Tiffany, Mike, and Beau close out this Wednesday edition of The Morning Shift by getting some Steak Tips from Steak Shapiro! On this edition of Steak Tips, in honor of the NFL Scouting Combine getting underway this week Steak asks The Morning Shift crew from a sample Wonderlic test!

Tiffany, Mike, and Beau close out this Wednesday edition of The Morning Shift by getting some Steak Tips from Steak Shapiro! On this edition of Steak Tips, in honor of the NFL Scouting Combine getting underway this week Steak asks The Morning Shift crew from a sample Wonderlic test!

Sauce takes a mini-Wonderlic as he previews this week's NFL Combine, Hawk tells some dad and daddy jokes

Are gifted and talented programs discriminatory? Why do so many adults still remember their SAT scores? And how did Angela transform from a party girl to an Ivy League psychologist? SOURCES:Alfred Binet, 19th-century French psychologist.Stefan Dombrowski, professor of psychology and director of the School Psychology Program at Rider University.Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, 18th- to 19th-century German author.Travis Kelce, tight end for the Kansas City Chiefs in the N.F.L.Robert O'Connell, writer and reporter.Robert Rosenthal, professor of psychology at the University of California, Riverside.Amy Tan, author. RESOURCES:"What's the Best Way to Find a Gifted 4-Year-Old?" by Ginia Bellafante (The New York Times, 2022)."Without the Wonderlic, the N.F.L. Finds Other Ways to Test Football I.Q.," by Robert O'Connell (The New York Times, 2022)."The Dark History of I.Q. Tests," by Stefan Dombrowski (TED-Ed, 2020).Grinnell College 2019 Commencement Address, by Amy Tan (2019)."Universal Screening Increases the Representation of Low-Income and Minority Students in Gifted Education," by David Card and Laura Giuliano (PNAS, 2016)."The Supreme Court Ruling That Led To 70,000 Forced Sterilizations," by Terry Gross (Fresh Air, 2016)."Intelligence Is Not Enough: Non-IQ Predictors of Achievement," by Angela Lee Duckworth (Dissertation Abstracts International: Section B: The Sciences and Engineering, 2006)."Pygmalion in the Classroom," by Robert Rosenthal and Lenore Jacobson (The Urban Review, 1968). EXTRAS:"Are Humans Smarter or Stupider Than We Used to Be?" by No Stupid Questions (2021)."America's Math Curriculum Doesn't Add Up," by People I (Mostly) Admire (2021).The Hundred Secret Senses, by Amy Tan (1995).The Joy Luck Club, by Amy Tan (1989).

A fierce debate — about no less than the meaning of intelligence itself — has broken out in the world of football scouting, as star quarterback C.J. Stroud puts together one of the best rookie QB seasons ever... after bombing the new Wonderlic test. But can this S2 Cognition exam actually predict how your brain impacts athletic performance? Pablo puts himself to the ultimate test of mental agility, with a little help from Alex Smith — and with a LOT of expletives. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/inuwR73XKw0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A fierce debate — about no less than the meaning of intelligence itself — has broken out in the world of football scouting, as star quarterback C.J. Stroud puts together one of the best rookie QB seasons ever... after bombing the new Wonderlic test. But can this S2 Cognition exam actually predict how your brain impacts athletic performance? Pablo puts himself to the ultimate test of mental agility, with a little help from Alex Smith — and with a LOT of expletives. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/inuwR73XKw0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A fierce debate — about no less than the meaning of intelligence itself — has broken out in the world of football scouting, as star quarterback C.J. Stroud puts together one of the best rookie QB seasons ever... after bombing the new Wonderlic test. But can this S2 Cognition exam actually predict how your brain impacts athletic performance? Pablo puts himself to the ultimate test of mental agility, with a little help from Alex Smith — and with a LOT of expletives. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/inuwR73XKw0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Harvard's 7th round smart 3rd string QB's 15 year career.

Brandon Ally is the Co-Founder of S2 Cognition, a performance evaluation company that is revolutionizing the way professional teams asses prospective players. He is also S2 Cognition's Chief Business Development Officer and Director of Football. His educational background stands up again the brightest minds in sports. He has a Bachelor's in Psychology from the University of Tennessee, a PhD in Neuropsychology from Southern Miss, and worked as a Postdoctoral Fellow at Harvard University & Boston University, working in the Geriatric Neuropsychology Laboratory and Alzheimer's Disease Center, respectively. He also has a background in academia, having served as Assistant Professor of Neurology at Boston University and Vanderbilt University. In addition to his roles at S2 Cognition, he currently serves as Professor of Neurosurgery at the University of Louisville. In this conversation, Brandon talks about…His academic background and what a PhD in Neuropsychology encompasses.His athletic background at the University of Tennessee.S2 Cognition's origin story & what S2 Cognition does.What they used to develop the primary S2 test and what the exam provides NFL teams.How things in an athlete's past influence how well they perform on the S2 test.Misconceptions between the S2 test and the Wonderlic exam.How his professional knowledge influences his coaching.His favorite John Wick movie, and shaming Paul for not having seen it.Then, TruMedia's Sergio De La Espriella joins the show to discuss Paul's conversation with Brandon.Show LinksFollow Brandon on Twitter: @brandonally3Follow S2 Cognition on Twitter: @S2CognitionTo check out S2 Cognition's website, click here.To check out what the S2 Cognition test said about the 2023 NFL Draft QB class, click here.To read The Athletic's piece on the S2 Cognition test, click here.To read The Athletic's piece on how the S2 Cognition test pointed to Brock Purdy's NFL success, click here.Follow @TruMediaSports on Twitter.Listen here or wherever you get your podcasts: Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, TuneIn.

Things discussed: Recruiting is #1: Should Ohio State fans be freaking out? Well yeah, because Michigan has Ohio State's class. Why are centers underrated? High schools can't waste beasts at center, and Wonderlic scores don't come out in college recruiting. Jerod Smith: How that all went down. How committable were his Georgia and Alabama and Tennessee offers? Pretty committable. I'Marion Stewart is their #1 WR since the July camp. Marquise Lightfoot is turning into an elite, good to have Stewart at his school in his ear but that one's an uphill battle. The three transfers: Those are all depth chart things after spring. NHG was still hurt. Henning is a loss but there were other guys doing that and he wasn't going to be getting many targets. Moten really fell off a cliff last year, and if he's behind Quinten Johnson and Zeke Berry, it wasn't happening. NFL Draft: Don't like the quarterbacks. Seth thinks teams are going to pass on QBs and take the personality gamble on Jalen Carter. Everyone agrees he's the best player in the draft, but even Georgia coaches are saying they won't miss him: Todd McShay has 7 sources. Brian: Ignore these quarterbacks, all of them are going to be failures. CJ Stroud: Every time he opens his mouth it's like stop talking. Michael Vick and Deshaun Watson are the guys you model yourself after? Losing to Michigan doesn't define me? You're a football player not a test taker? Dude! All I'm hearing there is Georgia coaches are going to bad mouth their own players at the draft; seems like something the recruits should know about. Can the Lions trade down and get Devon Witherspoon lower? Only if the QBs fall down to 6th and someone wants to trade up five spots to get one. Wolverines in the draft? Mazi Smith doesn't have the pass rush to be in the 1st round but solid 2nd rounder. DJ Turner on the other hand could make it. Seth: there's a pretty tight group of CBs and they're all in a pretty solid order so that run could happen in the 1st round or 2nd. He's got a really high floor and some team is going to see the ceiling too, because his one issue is he's too slight. Here's the Brett Kollman video I referenced.

It's finally here, the NFL Draft. Aaron Rodgers press conference, The new Wonderlic test, Emergency Draft

Will Levis draft odds; The new test replacing the Wonderlic; In The News featuring Phil Knight's most recent impressive donation

Plus the new test replacing the Wonderlic

In this episode of the Buckeye Weekly Podcast, Tom Orr and Tony Gerdeman answer a handful of listener questions. Among the topics they tackle are the transfer portal and OSU's lack of activity, thoughts on the ongoing craziness at Colorado, an over/under of 11.5 wins for the Buckeyes, the Wonderlic test, TreVeyon Henderson's upcoming season, and much more.

Carol-Lyn Jardine joins co-hosts Alysha Smith and Peter Stevenson of modern8 to talk about starting out in Newspaper marketing sales, transitioning to marketing and her early gorilla marketing wins. - By Subject is a production of modern8, a8ency and Silicon Slopes and is invested in highlighting, promoting and celebrating the unique and talented marketing and brand leaders in the Silicon Slopes community.

Wide Receiver out of Cincinnati Tyler Scott joins the show for a one-on-one with Jack where we we hear about his background, how he performs on the Wonderlic and some card talk. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jack-settleman/support

Hour 1: There is a lot to recap with the local sports teams and we start with the Knicks winning Friday night and yesterday, taking a 3-1 series lead over the Cavaliers. Julius Randle did not play well the last two games. The Knicks fans don't know how to react to this winning of playoff games. Boomer & Gio were impressed with RJ Barrett. Boomer is pumped for tonight's Rangers/Devils game at the Garden. He was impressed by Devils' goalie Akira Schmid. Jerry is here for his first update and we talked about how passionate the Knicks' fanbase is based on their reaction to winning games in this series. Boomer doesn't like that we are talking about Julius Randle not playing well instead of the Knicks winning. Jerry has sound from the Knicks win yesterday. Gio doesn't understand why Boomer is suddenly defending Julius Randle when he had been going after him and wanted him off the team. Boomer said he's a positive guy and wants to focus on the wins. Charles Barkley is disappointed that Randle wouldn't talk to the media after a win. The Mets lost in San Francisco, their second straight loss. The Yankees lost their first series of the year, to the Blue Jays in the Bronx. The Tampa Rays have now hit HRs in their first 22 games so far. The Islanders lost and they are now a game away from elimination. Gerard Gallant said the Rangers were a little too ‘cute, cute' in their loss to the Devils. In the final segment of the hour, we talked more about the Knicks series against the Cavaliers. Pete Davidson was involved with a minor altercation with a male fan who was getting a little handsy. Gio said the Knicks have odd celebrities at the game.  Hour 2: The Jets and Packers are reengaging in talks to send Aaron Rodgers to the Jets. Gio wonders if it will feel like a big deal when it actually happens as we've been assuming it's happening for so long. Boomer says the Jets will be playing 5 prime time games and could be in a 6th prime time game if flexed in the final week. A number of Detroit Lions players have been suspended for gambling. Some of them even bet from the Lions facility. Gio doesn't think it's a big deal, but the callers seem to disagree. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the sad sounds of the Cavaliers play-by-play team as the Knicks beat them twice this weekend. The Mets lost to the Giants, the second straight loss although they went 7-3 on the west coast trip. The Yankees lost a series to the Blue Jays. Boomer wonders if the Yankees can catch the Rays. The Islanders lost again and are one game from elimination. In the final segment of the hour, Morgan Wallen canceled his show at the last minute due to voice problems. There are rumors he was hammered and hanging out with multiple women which was the cause of the problems. A caller wonders if the Devils will start Schmid at goalie again tonight.  Hour 3: We talked about Anthony Gallo and how he thought he had something on his genitals but it was just freckles. Boomer wonders if it was a ‘tug burn'. We also talked more about the Knicks series against the Cavaliers. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Knicks taking a 3-1 series lead over the Cavaliers with two wins over the weekend. Jerry also went around the NBA from yesterday's playoff games. Dillon Brooks doesn't know why people think he's a villain and intended to hit LeBron James ‘in the nuts'. In the final segment of the hour, Gio thinks somebody is out to get CJ Stroud. His cognitive test scores were leaked and they were not good. Rich Cimini tweeted about the Jets draft and said the belief is the Jets will take Broderick Jones, the Tackle out of Georgia. We also talked about the best and worst Wonderlic scores for QBs.   Hour 4: The NFL Draft is happening on Thursday in Kansas City and they should have good weather (it's an outside event). It also looks like we're getting great weather for the Five Borough Bike Tour. We also talked about the Knicks dominating their series against the Cavaliers. Boomer is pumped for Rangers/Devils tonight at the Garden. A caller talked about Phil Jackson's comments on how he stopped watching the NBA because it became too political with the messages. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Knicks beating the Cavaliers twice over the weekend. RJ Barrett was outstanding and he gave credit to Jalen Brunson. Josh Hart talked about the bench play and how good it's been. Knicks fans were going crazy outside the Garden after their wins. The Mets lost their second straight to the Giants yesterday in San Francisco. Anthony Volpe had an error followed by a Vlad Guerrero Jr HR. Gerard Gallant talked about ‘cuteness' hurting the Rangers. In the final segment of the show, the Boardy Barn is making a comeback this Summer in Long Island.

Hour 3 We talked about Anthony Gallo and how he thought he had something on his genitals but it was just freckles. Boomer wonders if it was a ‘tug burn'. We also talked more about the Knicks series against the Cavaliers. Jerry returns for an update and starts with the Knicks taking a 3-1 series lead over the Cavaliers with two wins over the weekend. Jerry also went around the NBA from yesterday's playoff games. Dillon Brooks doesn't know why people think he's a villain and intended to hit LeBron James ‘in the nuts'. In the final segment of the hour, Gio thinks somebody is out to get CJ Stroud. His cognitive test scores were leaked and they were not good. Rich Cimini tweeted about the Jets draft and said the belief is the Jets will take Broderick Jones, the Tackle out of Georgia. We also talked about the best and worst Wonderlic scores for QBs.

From the 8 o'clock hour. Boomer & Gio discuss the upcoming NFL Draft and Wonderlic scores for quarterbacks.

Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks all perform well on their Wonderlic tests, but is there a Wonderlic test for entrepreneurs? Yes, there is a test for entrepreneurs that can help determine whether or not they will be successful! Enjoy today's podcast and tell me your score!

Are the Carolina Panthers going to draft Bryce Young based on his score from the S2 Cognitive test? Joe Ovies & Joe Giglio discuss how the S2 test has replaced the Wonderlic test, and that the No. 1 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft may be Young over CJ Stroud based off of the S2 test.

Hour 1: Chris and Maddy take your calls on what the point it of things like the Wonderlic test.

Peter is back from paternity leave and shares how Will Levis will always be a part of his daughter's birth story.  Then he empties the notebook on all the latest news surrounding Lamar, Rodgers, Bryce Young, and Kliff Kingsbury. S2 Cognition's Brandon Ally joins to tell us about the new cognitive / processing tool that's being used by teams in lieu of the Wonderlic test. Then Peter answers listener questions, including a riveting review for The Super Mario Bros. movie!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter is back from paternity leave and shares how Will Levis will always be a part of his daughter's birth story.  Then he empties the notebook on all the latest news surrounding Lamar, Rodgers, Bryce Young, and Kliff Kingsbury. S2 Cognition's Brandon Ally joins to tell us about the new cognitive / processing tool that's being used by teams in lieu of the Wonderlic test. Then Peter answers listener questions, including a riveting review for The Super Mario Bros. movie!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter is back from paternity leave and shares how Will Levis will always be a part of his daughter's birth story.  Then he empties the notebook on all the latest news surrounding Lamar, Rodgers, Bryce Young, and Kliff Kingsbury. S2 Cognition's Brandon Ally joins to tell us about the new cognitive / processing tool that's being used by teams in lieu of the Wonderlic test. Then Peter answers listener questions, including a riveting review for The Super Mario Bros. movie!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Peter is back from paternity leave and shares how Will Levis will always be a part of his daughter's birth story.  Then he empties the notebook on all the latest news surrounding Lamar, Rodgers, Bryce Young, and Kliff Kingsbury. S2 Cognition's Brandon Ally joins to tell us about the new cognitive / processing tool that's being used by teams in lieu of the Wonderlic test. Then Peter answers listener questions, including a riveting review for The Super Mario Bros. movie!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we sat down with Ryan Walk, a former multi-sport athlete who earned a scholarship to play football at the University of Oregon. Ryan shares his story of getting recruited from high school, learning from upperclassmen, and the challenges of being a walk-on. He also talks about his experience taking the Wonderlic test and how he feels it's usefulness is in the NFL. Now, Ryan is preparing for Pro-day with the hopes of playing in the NFL. Don't miss out on our discussion and insights into the world of college football and the path to the pros. Plus, check out Ryan's own podcast, "The Mental Sweat Show," where he talks to athletes, coaches, and experts about the mental side of sports.Find more great content to help you get recruited at www.recruitgrind.com I get it, podcasts can be long at times. If you want to see some quick highlights from each episode as well as some great recruiting tips, follow us on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter (@therecruitgrind).And remember, don't stop GRINDING!

92%ers we are back with the thirtieth episode of New Heights presented by our friends at Fireball and we have an exceptional one for you guys.  In this episode, we are talking about all things NFL Combine. Yes, we know this is the start of tampering season, but with Travis hosting SNL we had to delay the recording on this one a little bit.  We break down how getting invited to the combine actually works (07:10), what kind of training goes into preparing for the on-field drills (10:00) and revisit some of the formal interviews that didn't go exactly as planned (17:35).  Next, we tell you what to actually look for when you're watching players do drills (35:50), debate if we should retake the Wonderlic (37:40), and Jason gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what it was like being back at the NFL Combine as a veteran (43:30).  We also have an incredible conversation with former Eagles scout and current NFL Network Draft Analyst, Daniel Jeremiah (45:42). The guys touch on why the Combine still matters (46:20), the players you have to see in person to appreciate (56:55), if Philly will draft a running back (01:02:27), Jason's actual scouting report (01:09:10), and how Daniel jumped from NFL scouting to media (01:10:57).  As always, watch and listen to new episodes of New Heights with Jason and Travis Kelce every Wednesday & check us out on Instagram, Twitter, and Tik Tok for all the best moments from the show.  Follow New Heights on Social Media: http://hoo.be/newheightshow New Merch: https://homage.com/newheights  Support the Show:   Enjoy the #1 shot in the country responsibly and visit https://www.fireballwhisky.com to find out where you can purchase those little cinnamon delights Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome back to episode 219 of our podcast. In this episode, we have a lot of exciting things to talk about, including my experience taking the Wonderlic test, the CrossFit Open, and the future of our podcast.First, let's talk about the Wonderlic test. For those of you who are not familiar with the Wonderlic test, it's a cognitive ability test that measures a person's ability to learn, adapt, solve problems, and understand instructions. I recently took the test and was pleasantly surprised by my results. I'll be discussing my experience taking the test and what I learned from the results.Next, we'll be discussing the CrossFit Open. As many of you know, the CrossFit Open is a worldwide competition that takes place annually and is open to anyone who wants to participate. I'll be sharing my thoughts on this year's Open and how I did, as well as discussing the importance of community in CrossFit.Finally, we'll be talking about the future of our podcast. We have some exciting plans in the works, including expanding our content to cover more topics and featuring more guest speakers. I'll be discussing some of our upcoming episodes and what you can expect from our podcast in the coming weeks and months.So, sit back, relax, and enjoy this episode of our podcast as we dive into the Wonderlic test, the CrossFit Open, and the future.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/shelor-select/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

-The Combine started yesterday, and it's a combo of these drills: 40-yard dash, bench press of 225 lbs, vertical jump, broad jump, 20-yard shuttle, 3 cone drill, position drills, interviews, and Wonderlic test -What's important and what's overrated? If Bill was still coaching and telling a player what to focus on most, what would it be? -Also, update on last night's college hoops games of interest… Show sponsored by GANA TRUCKINGAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

It's NFL Combine week so we did something a little different.  Dan took the Wonderlic test while recording.  How did he do? You will have to listen and take one for yourself! Just click the link below! https://wonderlictestpractice.com/full-practice-test/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's the worst time of year - no not tax season...NFL Combine Week. In this pod, Drew looks at the actual history of the Combine & research that says the meaning of Combine events are quite a bit conflated, Wonderlic scores, Jordan Poyer comments & more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

(START): The guys take a look at new testing that has been developed that has replaced the Wonderlic as a measuring stick for NFL QBs. (23:14): Supposed experts offer up what the Cowboys should do with their first pick at #26 in the NFL Draft, but why are some of the suggestions total nonsense? (43:22): The Block-Sam Hurd released from prison and more roadway construction coming to the DFW area RECORDED 2/26/23. EXPLICIT LANGUAGE INCLUDED. Please support our sponsors:www.smokeyjohns.comwww.freewaytireshop.comwww.hfxfoundation.com www.greeninglaw.com

(START): The guys take a look at new testing that has been developed that has replaced the Wonderlic as a measuring stick for NFL QBs. (23:14): Supposed experts offer up what the Cowboys should do with their first pick at #26 in the NFL Draft, but why are some of the suggestions total nonsense? (43:22): The Block-Sam Hurd released from prison and more roadway construction coming to the DFW area RECORDED 2/26/23. EXPLICIT LANGUAGE INCLUDED. Please support our sponsors:www.smokeyjohns.comwww.freewaytireshop.comwww.hfxfoundation.com www.greeninglaw.com

Matt Waldman's RSP NFL Scouting Glossary illustrates how 2022 NFL Draft quarterback prospect Tanner McKee of Stanford accounts for the leverage of two defenders in coverage with his ball placement on a downfield target after evading two pass rushers early in the play. What Is "Accounting for Leverage?" Leverage is the favorable or unfavorable position that one player has relative to his opponent. Football analysts spend a lot of time on aspects of quarterbacking like coverage identification, progression reads, and play recall. These aspects of the position emphasize book smarts. A lot of book-smart quarterbacks struggle to deliver to their NFL expectations set during the pre-draft screening process. These book-smart passers ace the whiteboard portion of the interview, often earning praise that they see and understand the theory of the game like a coach. They impress during the interview, and, in the past, performed well on the Wonderlic--a test that had little value for football players because it didn't test the speed and accuracy of processing of information found on a football field. Dan Marino, Brett Favre, and Steve McNair — MVP quarterbacks — excelled on the field because they knew how to identify "what is open," and deliver the ball immediately. Russ Lande calls this "release confidence." I call it a fast and confident processor. Marino and McNair had low Wonderlic Scores. I don't know Favre's score, but he didn't know what a nickel defense was until he was two years in as an NFL starter. While understanding the academic side of football has a lot of value, there can be too much weight placed on it when evaluating the position. Quarterbacking is a performance job, not an academic one. What often separates the best NFL quarterbacks from the rest is the player's ability to account for leverage. It's an underrated facet of performance gaining more recognition because it's an underlying key to success among elite passers. When a quarterback identifies the leverage of key defenders relative to a route in question, he has instant data that tells him if the route will break open and where to place the football. The most advanced leverage readers will see the position of 2-3 defenders relative to the receiver's route and make complex placement choices that work well in that context. This isn't required with most routes. Much of the time a quarterback may only need to read the leverage of 1-2 defenders relative to a route. One of the best publications that I can recommend for understanding how to account for leverage in a manner that cuts through the if/then that can force quarterbacks to think too much in the heat of action is, "From Headset to Helmet: The R4 System," by Dub Maddox and Darin Slack. This publication might be the quarterbacking version of Bruce Lee's publication, "The Tao of Jeet Kune Do." Whereas Lee discusses all of the inefficiencies of Wing Chun and how Jeet Kune Do works past it, Maddox and Slack's publication is similar in this regard with leverage versus traditional methods of coverage processing. The Basics of Leverage Reading for Quarterbacks A passer is looking for the position of defenders relative to the receiver's route break, but not always during the break but at the top of the receiver's stem prior to the break. Here are basic considerations of favorable leverage: The defender is shaded outside the receiver during the stem and the route break is inside with no safety or linebacker shaded inside above or below the receiver. The defender is shaded inside the receiver during the stem and the route break is outside with no safety or linebacker shaded outside above or below the receiver. The defenders' chests and/or hips are open to a side of the field opposite the direction of the break. There are several other considerations. One is the position of defenders who cover the zone of the receiver's break or who aren't primarily covering the targeted re...

We surf waves, climb mountains, and dive into odorous media mixed zones with Elliott Almond. He has earned a reputation as one of the top Olympic writers and sports investigative reporters during his adventurous career of nearly 50 years. Elliott explains how Edwin Moses led him to break a major story about steroids before the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Games. He recalls the bunker mentality needed to report on the tragic death of Hank Gathers. Why did Marion Jones talk to Elliott after a failed relay despite despising him? Hear about the craziness of writing about figure skating on deadline, how surfing with quarterback Todd Marinovich led to Elliott taking the Wonderlic test, and how climber Alex Honnold paused to provide a unique perspective. And there's the time a Secret Service agent pointed a gun at Elliott when he was chasing Richard Nixon . . . For nearly 50 years, Almond has been a sports journalist on the West Coast, noted for his enterprise work and Olympic coverage at the Los Angeles Times (1974-1996), the Seattle Times (1996-98), and the San Jose Mercury News (1998-2021). He has been recognized by such organizations as the Associated Press Sports Editors, Best American Sports Writing, the California Newspaper Publishers Association, and the Society of Professional Journalists. Elliott has been nominated for the Pulitzer Prize three times. He is currently an outdoor columnist for the Cascadia Daily News in the Pacific Northwest.   Elliott covered 14 Summer and Winter Olympics, as well as the 1999 and 2007 Pan American Games. His investigative work includes reporting on the BALCO drug scandal, steroids in international track and field, Gathers' death, Magic Johnson and the issue of HIV, and cheating in college sports at Washington, USC, UCLA, and UNLV. He wrote about such diverse subjects as the Tour de France, social issues in sports such as abuse in women's sports, crime in college and professional sports, and concussions and the consequences of traumatic brain injuries.   A life-long surfer, Almond spent much of his youth traveling the Southern California and Baja California coastlines. He is the author of the book “Surfing: Mastering Waves from Basic to Intermediate.”   From 2009-13, Elliott was an instructor for San Jose State University, where he served as an editor overseeing the production of a broadsheet newspaper by teenagers participating in a high school journalism workshop.   Elliott graduated from California State-Fullerton in 1975 with bachelor's degrees in communications and political science. He completed a master's program, except for the dissertation, at California State-Long Beach.   Follow him on Twitter: @ElliottAlmond Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tuesday on 2 Pros and a Cup of Joe with Jonas Knox, Brady Quinn and LaVar Arrington wonder why the Jaguars are still unsure who they're drafting with the 1st overall pick. The Nets are swept in the first round, so who's to blame in Brooklyn? Plus, AB, Wonderlic tests and Lefty on ICYMI. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rachel Bonnetta and company are LIVE from the 2022 NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis right in the middle of all the action. Ricky Hollywood (Split Ends, Around the NFL) joins the pod to give Rachel tips on surviving a week in Indy. Titans head coach Mike Vrabel stops by to discuss what it means to be a Titans fan. Rachel takes the Wonderlic test, and Colleen Wolfe shouts at us from across the room. This is what podcasting is all about. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.