The Wonderlic test scores for NFL draft prospects are always a contentious issue. Every year, someone in the media reports out the scores for the test, which purports to measure cognitive ability and aptitude.
The NFL no longer administers the Wonderlic as part of the testing process, but several teams still embrace the test as part of their draft evaluation process.
The Detroit Lions are not one of them. General manager Brad Holmes noted earlier this offseason that the Lions use different methods to determine the same information.