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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. Warning: include(/home/benmalle/www/includes/footer.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/benmalle/public_html/archives/2007/february/02-bears_smarter_than_colts.html on line 59 Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening '/home/benmalle/www/includes/footer.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/benmalle/public_html/archives/2007/february/02-bears_smarter_than_colts.html on line 59 |
When the Chicago Bears took the Wonderlic Personnel Test they were smarter than the Indianapolis Colts, according to the MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL.