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 When the Chicago Bears took the Wonderlic Personnel Test they were smarter than the Indianapolis Colts, according to the MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL.
The Wonderlic Test was introduced to the National Football League in the late 1960s by the late Paul Brown. "It's a barometer," Bears general manager Jerry Angelo said Wednesday. "Everything's a piece, and no one piece totally overrides everything else."
For each team, Wonderlic scores of 52 players were obtained. This is how the scores broke down:
• Average test score for all 52 players: Bears, 22.50; Colts, 20.65.
• Average for all 53 players on the active roster: Bears (scores available for 46 players), 22.09; Colts (45 players), 21.47.
• Average for all 22 starters: Bears (21 players), 23.24; Colts (19 players), 21.42.
• Average for offensive starters: Bears (10 players), 24.6; Colts (10 players), 21.8.
• Average for defensive starters: Bears (11 players), 22.0; Colts (nine players), 21.0.
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