Ell Robertson

Wonderlic Score Analysis

Ell Robertson's Wonderlic score of 11 places them at the average for NFL Quarterbacks. This score indicates developing problem-solving abilities and decision-making skills that translate directly to on-field performance.

Career Overview

Ell Robertson was the Kansas State quarterback from 2001 to 2003. His Wonderlic Test Score was only an 11. Individuals who can barely read and write normally score 10 while the average NFL player scores 20. Despite having a successful career in college where he was named the 2003 Big 12 Most Valuable Player, he never played in the NFL. After graduating from Kansas State, he did play professional football for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League. Starting out as their quarterback, the team later changed him to the wide receiver position. The team let him go in 2006 when he tore his rotator cuff.

Intelligence on the Field

The Wonderlic score helps predict Ell Robertson'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