Drew Stanton

Wonderlic Score Analysis

Drew Stanton's Wonderlic score of 35 places them above the average for NFL Quarterbacks. This score indicates exceptional problem-solving abilities and decision-making skills that translate directly to on-field performance.

Career Overview

Drew Stanton attended college at Michigan State University from 2003 to 2006. Stanton played in 45 NCAA games, throwing 543 completions from 846 passes and totaling 6,524 passing yards. Surprisingly, Stanton even caught a touchdown pass in 2004. Stanton shined in the 2007 NFL Combine, earning a Wonderlic test score of 35. The Detroit Lions drafted him in 2007 as the 43rd overall pick, holding him until 2011. He played on the New York Jets practice squad for part of 2012, only to be signed by the Colts months later. Stanton is currently the 2nd-string quarterback for the Arizona Cardinals, a position held since his signing in 2013.

Intelligence on the Field

The Wonderlic score helps predict Drew Stanton's ability to:

• Learn complex schemes: Quickly grasp and execute team strategies
• Make split-second decisions: Process information rapidly during plays
• Adapt to game situations: Adjust to opponent strategies mid-game
• Communicate effectively: Coordinate with teammates on the field