With the Donks declining the Garrett Bolles 5th year option today, let's rewind back to Draft Day 2017 to see what Knowmo had to say about the Bolles selection!


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Before the draft started, Knowmo was feeling very confident that night.

If he only knew that hours from the time he posted this, Dorsey would be the one to move up for the league's best QB for the foreseeable future, and Elway would be the one to stand pat for a half-retarded offensive lineman in his mid-20s
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Knowmo, this guy had a Wonderlic score of 9 at a position that kind of requires you're at least not a total retard.

But please tell us about how he scored high in protective instincts, Sandra Bullock
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What’s funny is Jeudy also had an extremely low Wonderlic, so Elway clearly doesn’t value smarts whatsoever.
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Yep, He knows his audience well.
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I'm a Chiefs fan, but I have to be real and say that Courtland Sutton is better than Watkins. Maybe not by a lot, but by a decent margin.

I think Sutton would destroy in our offense. Other than Von Miller, he is the player on the Broncos that I wish was on our team.

Watkins is great in his role within our offense, but Sutton is better.

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:-)
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Thank you. I fixed it. Swyping without my glasses on sometimes causes autocorrect to make me look foolish.

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Not sure what type of emphasis to put on that test...

Marino scored a 15. Johnny Football scored a 32, supposedly.
Reggie Wayne scored 13. Frank Gore scored a 6. Ryan Fitzpatrick scored a 48.
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Funny because we had this conversation when I tried to tell you Broncos fans on CP that Paxton Lynch was too stupid.

There are always outliers, but you won’t find many under a 10. Just look at your list.

It matters for some positions more than others (QB), but it’s definitely part of the overall picture in terms of evaluating a prospect. There’s a reason they still do it, despite everybody on the outside thinking it’s silly.

For the record, I don’t think Jeudy is going to bust because of it or anything, but in an offseason like this one, it could be an issue in terms of learning the offense and making an immediate impact.
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Sure, there's a reason they still do it - much like other tests in various fields. Wonder what the breakdown is on high scores failing vs low scores failing? I mean, would you rate Fitzpatrick as a raging success?

Nate Stanley scored 40 while Tua scored 13.

https://iqtestprep.com/nfl-wonderlic-scores/
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You do realize that in the 4 wins that Lock had...it was against teams with a 25-38-1 record?

He threw for 134 in the victory over the Chargers (4.8 YPA), 177 against the Raiders and 192 against the 3-11-1 Lions?

He did top 200 yards against KC (208) but took 40 attempts....18-40.

In 4 out of 5 games...he averaged 5.5 yards per attempt....177 yards.

The more you know....

He did beat the Texans...the same team that KC put up 51 points in 3 quarters.
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I’ve compared Lock to Kirk Cousins and Derek Carr. I think he’s a mix of the two.

He can put up stats with talent around him and look better than perceived, but folds under pressure.

Every time I watch this kid he struggles when there is even a slight amount of pressure, which still makes me laugh because they had extra picks in one of the deepest OT classes in years and passed on the following players:

Josh Jones
Ezra Cleveland
Lucas Niang
Matt Peart
Ben Bartch
Saadihq Charles

They are relying on Mongo and Wilkinson, the guy we embarrassed when we faced Lock.

Bold strategy El Fraud
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I would rate their AFC starting QB situation as 4th worst in the conference...ahead of Jacksonville, NE and Oakland (Carr)...and even that its debatable.
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