The Wonderlic scores for many of this year’s draft prospects have been released, and Nate Stanley came out on top among the quarterbacks.
Bob McGinn, who covers the NFL Draft and Green Bay Packers for The Athletic, released the Wonderlic scores for many prospects as he does every year.
According to McGinn, former Iowa quarterback Nate Stanley tested the highest among the 2020 draft quarterbacks with a 40. Former Alabama quarterbacks Jalen Hurts (16) and Tua Tagovailoa (13) tested the lowest.
Tua Tagovailoa only scored 13 on his wonderlic exam – the lowest among all QBs.
Joe Burrow had 34. Nate Stanley had the highest with 40. https://t.co/oUHGuunWww pic.twitter.com/SG69pt709U
— Dov Kleiman (@NFL_DovKleiman) April 17, 2020
Just a reminder: the Wonderlic score means very little when it comes to football. Lamar Jackson just won MVP and scored a 13, so if anything, that may be a good sign for Tua!
Here were the wide receiver scores, according to McGinn:
WR Wonderlic Scores:
Michael Pittman 29
Bryan Edwards 28
Chase Claypool 27
Brandon Aiyuk 23
Henry Ruggs 20
Justin Jefferson 19
Denzel Mims 17
KJ Hamler 15
Laviska Shenault 14
Jalen Reagor 13
Cee Dee Lamb 12
Van Jefferson 12
Tee Higgins 11
Jerry Jeudy 9
as per @BobMcGinn#NFLDraft— First N Goal (@First_N_Goal1) April 15, 2020
Let me say this too: I would take Jerry Jeudy in two seconds if I could. The Wonderlic scores are just a small part of the picture when it comes to a prospect — a very small part.
