Are You Smarter Than a Football Player?

Take a quick general knowledge IQ test to see how your score compares to top pro football players.

You have 3 minutes and 36 seconds to answer 15 questions of varying format and difficulty. Time flies by so don't waste too much time on any single question. Upon completion you are provided a badge with your score and the NFL player you scored better than. You can embed it on your personal website or blog.

Disclaimer: This is not a Wonderlic test and the scores derived from it may not accurately reflect the score you would attain on the Wonderlic test.

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April is the time of the pro football draft–a time when the physical performance of pro football candidates is closely measured and compared. But the testing doesn't stop at the bench press and broad jump. Players are also administered a unique intelligence measurement called the Wonderlic Personnel Test.

The test is a sort of IQ test used to measure players' aptitude for learning and problem solving. The possible score range is 1 to 50. The average football player scores around 20 points and scoring at least 10 points suggests a person is literate.

Now you have the opportunity to determine your own intelligence score. Best of all, you are compared to top pro football players—from Vince Young who barely scraped by with a 6 to former punter Pat McInally who has the only perfect score on the Wonderlic in league history.

During the NFL Pre-Draft Combine each year players are evaluated not only on their strength and speed, but also their mental acuity by taking the Wonderlic test – an intelligence test designed to measure a person's ability to process information. The test scores range from 0 to 50 and the 2011 Draft Class had some high scores – Blaine Gabbert with a 42 and Greg McElroy with a 43, some middling – Cam Newton's 21, and some low ones like A.J. Green's 10. Want to see how you stack up? Take our own intelligence quiz – 15 questions in 3 minutes and 36 seconds to find out.

Disclaimer: This is not a Wonderlic test and the scores derived from it may not accurately reflect the score you would attain on the Wonderlic test.

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