The Wonderlic is a pathetic attempt to understand the intelligence of a person.

That could be said about any test. It really isn't an intelligence test either. Its a "mental reaction" test. To see how quickly you can respond to questions and answers. Of course, its highly reliant on your ability to read (which isn't necessarily a football skill), thus its main failing.

Honestly, I've thought it does a decent job of identifying "mental agility" in football players. Any really bad score needs to be evaluated further (like in Green's case with dyslexia), but its going to do a decent job on 95% of the people.

Plus, how important the wonderlic test is, also very position dependent. Your DL (then CBs) are probably the positions of least concern for the wonderlic. If you QB scores a "4", he would drop like a rock.

Even tests like 40yd dash times, bench presses, high jump must be taken with a grain of salt. Most of the time, its only the outliers that you are concerned about.

Green Bay - Ronnell Lewis, OLB, Oklahoma

If we get to this point and both Ronnell Lewis and Harrison Smith are available, I will be very happy with either one. Lewis could also go to Houston, but they need more help inside than outside. Both Lewis and Smith would be great value in positions of need...Ted could flip a coin.

I thought you would be all over Harris, having missed on Barron in the first. I haven't heard of Lewis (I normally don't dig that deep into prospects), but heard a lot of good things about Harris.