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• #NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL PLAYERS PROFESSIONAL#

The first quarterback in school history rush for over 1,000 yards in a career, Fitzpatrick earned Ivy League MVP honors during his time as a student and was presented with the Asa S. An alumnus of Harvard University 91, Fitzpatrick earned his degree in economics, graduating in 2005.

#NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL PLAYERS PROFESSIONAL#

Ryan FitzpatrickĬurrent quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Ryan Fitzpatrick is one of the few professional football players known almost as much for his academic career as he is for his athleticism. The following list represents those active NFL players with the highest scores on this test – regardless of where they went to school. It is not a surprise that quarterback score well in this timed test of current players’ available data, quarterbacks represent 9 of the top 10 scores. The Wonderlic Test is a “SAT-like” exam that measures cognitive ability and problem-solving skills. When considering intelligence among NFL players, there is a standardized test that all players take prior to playing the game. A pre-med student may have great knowledge of anatomy and internal organs, but he can’t recognize a Nickel Package and verbally change a called play at the line of scrimmage. This reveals a specific kind of intelligence that may not line up exactly with academic endeavors but specific intelligence is just that – it doesn’t always lend itself to comparisons with other fields. Generally speaking, the quarterback is considered the most difficult position due to the complexity of the situations they face with each snap of the ball. Academics and Athletics – Mutually Exclusive? Certainly it is reasonable to believe that many athletes played four years of college/university football to compile statistics about their play (and win a Heisman Trophy, if possible), but college is a place to learn and prepare a person for their future, whether in an office or a playing field. In the National Football League, it is easy to forget that nearly all players went to – and often through – college. However, stereotypes are only a caricature of the members of a specific group and may not apply to all participants. When considering intelligence and sports, the stereotype “dumb jock” may come to mind. Bret Becton, University of Southern Mississippi's College of Business & Economic Development Robin Sronce, Southern Arkansas University's Rankin College of Business Cathy Carey, University of Southern Indiana's Romain College of Business Brown College of Business and Public Administration Lawrence Rose, California State University, San Bernardino's Jack H. David Meinert, Missouri State University's College of Business Xinjian (Arthur) Lu, SUNY Polytechnic Institute's College of Business Management Munir Quddus, Prairie View A&M University's College of Business Kevin Mason, Arkansas Tech University's College of Business

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