One of the most popular topics of draft season this year has been the emergence of the S2 Cognition Test, a relatively new exam that prospects take to measure decision-making.
Last week, longtime NFL reporter Bob McGinn published what he believed to be scores for this year’s quarterback class. According to the report, of the consensus top five quarterbacks, Bryce Young scored a 98, Will Levis got a 96, Anthony Richardson received a 79, Hendon Hooker scored a 46 and CJ Stroud totaled an 18.
On Monday, Brandon Ally, a cofounder of the S2 Cognition Test, addressed those leaked scores and claims that the results lack context and aren’t totally correct.