Heath Shuler

Wonderlic Score Analysis

Heath Shuler's Wonderlic score of 16 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

Heath Shuler grew up in North Carolina and played his college ball for Tennessee. As a Volunteer, he became known as a great quarterback. By 1993, he was nationally famous, and he was one of the top finishers for the Heisman Trophy, which was won by Charlie Ward. In 1994, the Washington Redskins drafted Shuler. At that time, his Wonderlic Test Score was measured at 16. Despite being seen as the quarterback who would right the ship for the Redskins, Shuler spent only three seasons with the team. After one season with the New Orleans Saints and a failed attempt to make the roster of the Oakland Raiders, Shuler was out of football. He tossed 15 touchdowns in the NFL.

Intelligence on the Field

The Wonderlic score helps predict Heath Shuler'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