[Official] Reggie Bush or Someone else -- Vince Young out of running

If VY's score doesn't get officially confirmed or cleared up by tomorrow, I'll contact my sources and get whatever scoop I can.

 

cool, thanks

I really don't care what he scored but I am curious.

 

gonna head over to hornfans dot com?

lol, already been done

 

If you get to take the test as many times as you want, are all of your scores reported to the NFL teams? Or just your best score?

Maybe the major media outlets are waiting to release his "official" score if so.

 

No, I'll just check with the people who allowed me to break the Beltran trade, the Clemens signing, and allowed me to confirm the McGrady trade. But thanks for your concern, dumbass.

 

espn dot com? Wow you're a living legend, lol

see what you can find and report back to me.

 

Dude, I don't work for you.

And hey, Mr. High and Mighty, let me know when Rice joins the Ivy League, mmkay? Better grab a Snickers in the meantime. ROFL!!1!11eleventy-eleven

 

Hornfans.com, for all its faults, has every bit as much credibility as the tabloid-esque profootballtalk.com, and that didn't stop you guys from going nuts at the mere mention of it on PFT last night...

 

Can we not turn this into another thread that revolves around IC2000? Seriously, the guy is a tool and just screaming for attention. And this is coming from me, someone who would prefer us to draft Bush. Just ignore him.

 

I was a big VY fan before this. Now this failing this test changes everything. What was Aaron Brook's score? If he is smarter than Brooks maybe he can play in the NFL. Maybe. Brooks is probably the dumbest QB in the NFL today.

[EDIT] Brooks scored a 19 on his Wonderlic

I hope VY can read and write too, or maybe he just listens to everything and plays by feel.

 

How about we just rename him ITiot2000

Don't be too hard on him, he isn't very etucated and is still recovering from the Longhorn's treatmarks all over his face for the last 3+ years.

Seeing this at every public turn doen't help his recovery much either.
http://store.rosebowlstore.com/tx-champs-t-stpahd.html

 

you guys are idiots. I do not care about the UT national title. I predicted them to win the game. I like their basketball team. I don't like r****ded QBS. Call me a tool all you want, but I will continue to post about Vince. I can't sit back and watch some of the crap that comes out of some people. Especially Desert scar, he is the king. He also wanted mack brown fired and thought Vince was not a leader. He is as bandwagon as it gets.

 

Good job getting that "d" in there, we are proud of you.

BTW, electronically timed McNeal ran a 4.37 & 4.41. Still extremely fast, he could make an excellent all purpose prospect. Thought you'd be interested.

 

I believe 4.37 was one of the fastest times at the combine? Maybe , maybe not. Regardless he will be a QB. He ran sub 4.3's at A&M prodays. I bet he got higher than a 6 on the wonderlick

 

Very impressive. Will be an excellent special teams prospect.

 

You want to bet? Didn't think so

 

http://www.nfl.com/draft/story/9263888

Quick hits from Indy: Day 2 By Gil Brandt
NFL.com Senior Analyst

INDIANAPOLIS (Feb. 24, 2006) -- ...Note: Among the quarterbacks, six will also work out at other positions, including .....Texas A&M's Reggie McNeal, who will work out at two other positions.


McNeal smartly isn't putting all his eggs in 1 basket (trying out at multiple positions including QB). Good thing Reggie (or his agent) is brighter than IT2000

 

COMBINE OFFICIAL SCREWED UP VINCE'S WONDERLIC



A league source tells us that Texas quarterback Vince Young indeed scored a six on the Wonderlic test on Saturday -- but that the guy who graded the test screwed the thing up when totaling the number of right answers.



Combine officials, we're told, have re-scored the Young's test and the test of all other players who took it in his group. NFL teams will get the official Wonderlic results for all players later in the week.



On Saturday, there was widespread chatter at the combine that Young got only six out of 50 questions right on the standard test used by the NFL to gauge player intelligence. The Nashville Tennessean corroborated the reports of the low score in its Sunday edition.

www.profootballtalk.com

 

Link Please.

 

Forrest Gump had a great college career at Alabama, but scouts knew he didn't have the smarts to make it in the pros.