The Vondrick Test, or Vondrick Personnel Test, is a highly reliable and brief measure of general intellectual ability that measures verbal, numerical and spatial abilities, and problem-solving abilities. The entire test lasts twelve minutes and consists of fifty questions, with a maximum score of fifty points.
This test is somewhat similar to the IQ test that people are familiar with in daily life, but it is simpler and more targeted. A test score of 20 points is the average IQ, which is equivalent to 100 points in the IQ test.
In professional football games, the tactical manuals are complex and diverse, with perhaps as many as 20,000 tactics. An offense and a defense may involve countless permutations and combinations of tactics, which requires every player to be able to fully master the tactics. Manual - master, not read. Therefore, there are mandatory requirements for the players' IQ.
Among them, the quarterback is undoubtedly the top priority, because the quarterback is the most important position in the entire team. He is the only person required to master the entire tactical manual, from offense to defense. Of course, defense is only Just read, and the offense must understand thoroughly.
As the commander on the field, the quarterback is the only player who can communicate with the coaching staff in real time through earbuds during the game; at the same time, various emergencies may occur during the game. Weidu must make a strong judgment immediately. When necessary, he has the power and obligation to temporarily change tactics. Overall control, instant reaction, and problem-solving abilities are all top priorities.
The college league relies on talent, while the professional game relies on intelligence. In the NFL professional league, there are many quarterbacks who have been eliminated or even forced to retire because they cannot master the tactical manual and cannot keep up with the team's tactical changes. All this makes the Vondrick test even more important.
Of course, this is just a measurement data. A score of 50 points does not mean that he is a talented quarterback; similarly, a score of 20 points below the average does not mean that his career is completely ruined. , after all, it varies from person to person.
After years of evaluation and accumulation, each position on the court has an average score. As long as it reaches this level, there is basically no problem.
The highest average score is not the quarterback, but the offensive tackle, with an average score of 26 points; the average score of the quarterback is 24 points. Among the entire team, the running back has the lowest average score. According to different functions, running backs are divided into full backs and half backs. The average score for full backs is 17 points, while that for half backs is 16 points.
For reference, among other real-life positions, the average score for reporters is 26 points, and the average score for programmers is 27 points.
The twelve-minute test went faster than expected. There were fifty questions, and there was not much time to think about each question. Before he could react, Lu Ke had already completed the entire test. The test scores come out on the spot and are immediately recorded in the file - and like other test data, these are the data that will accompany the quarterback throughout his career.
Later, Lu Ke also received a qualification certificate, which was printed on a computer on site, officially proving that he had taken the Fengdrick test. After a series of basic information such as his date of birth, the score obtained by Lu Ke was at the bottom.
"Congratulations!" The person in charge of the on-site inspection smiled, looked at Lu Ke's certificate carefully, and then said word by word, "Lu... Ke... right? Did I read it correctly?" After receiving a positive answer, the inspector nodded again, "This is a memorable moment. Congratulations again!" He then handed the qualification certificate to Lu Ke.
Looking down at the scores, Lu Ke burst into laughter, quite dumbfounded.
Top-heavy, this is the first word that comes to Lu Ke's mind now, which means literally: fifty points, Lu Ke's Feng Derrick test got a perfect score of fifty points!
He is not sure whether this is a simple IQ score, or a number fed back by the mental quality and willpower displayed by the system - after the completion of the special task yesterday, the mental quality increased by two points, and now these two data are eighty-three. and eighty.
Throughout his rugby career, from elementary school to middle school to university, Lu Ke clearly knew his strengths and weaknesses. His inherent shortcomings in physical fitness caused him to suffer many disadvantages in confrontations. The nickname "Bambi" was placed on It's not a cute nickname on the field; but in terms of tactical dispatch, on-the-spot decisions, defensive reading, pass selection, etc., these are his strengths. It can be said that he is a cerebral quarterback.
Although he doesn't know whether there are really "brain-type" quarterbacks in the professional arena; however, this is the case with him.
Understanding is understanding, but before today, it was just a personal realization and guess, but now it has been completely implemented - the fragile physical data of the body, even if there is no injury, still cannot form an effective confrontation; and Fondli The Gram test is...full marks.
Isn't this top-heavy, or what?
"Hey, hey, Bambi, have you heard?" Among the crowded crowd, Logan rushed over at a trot with an excited gossip smile on his face. He couldn't help but bumped Lu Ke's shoulder, "Today A player with perfect scores in Feng Derrick's test has appeared. Have you heard about it? Everyone is spreading it now. It's so lively. I don't know which pervert it is!" After Logan finished speaking, he looked around, trying to stand out among the crowd. I found this "pervert".
"Have you heard about it too?" Another unfamiliar face next to him couldn't help but come over, and a small circle of people gathered around him, "This is the second Feng Derek who has appeared in the league since 1975. A perfect player. Thirty-five years ago, only the second one appeared! Pat McInally attracted a lot of attention back then."
In 1975, Lu Ke was not born yet. To be precise, all the rookies in today's draft training camp were not born yet. "Did he choose it back then?" Lu Ke asked curiously.
"Fifth round." Another person answered loudly, "After all, we are playing football, not going to Harvard, right? A perfect score is just a gimmick and has no practical effect."
"That's not necessarily true. Back then, McInally was just a wide receiver, so it doesn't matter. The average score of a wide receiver was only seventeen points. He got full marks, but he wouldn't have wings. Imagine if it was four points. Wei, this is absolutely sensational!”
"It's probably not as sensational as the quarterback scoring 16 points."
"Just now, the quarterback of the University of Missouri, Blaine Gabbert, scored 42 points. Everyone is still talking about it. I wonder if this will increase his draft position this year. Maybe We are about to enter the first round! I didn’t expect that now I have another perfect score. Wow, the competition this year is really fierce.”
…
The chattering discussion became lively and lively. The two items of physical parameter measurement and injury assessment can only be solved in a few minutes if there are no major surprises. The Fengdrick test requires a mandatory twelve minutes, which also resulted in a large number of people gathered outside the test room. Rookie.
In just a few minutes, the news that the second player in history's history with a perfect score from Von Derrick was officially released spread throughout the stadium.
"Cam, what's your test score?" A voice of inquiry came from not far away, and then Cam's slightly nervous voice was heard, "It's not important, for me, this test is useless at all. Without testing before, wouldn’t I have won the Heisman Award?” The harsh voice seemed less noisy, and still a little reserved and stiff.
"That's true. Average is enough. How much does a quarterback need?"
"Twenty-four points."
"Yes, what about the running back? Sixteen points for the running back is enough. Haha, I have nineteen points!"
"Idiot, nineteen points proves that you are an idiot. What's there to be happy about?"
"Idiots can still advance and crush you to death. That's enough!"
…
In this noisy fight, Cam's voice completely disappeared, like an invisible man, with no intention of expressing any opinions. This is really unusual——
Since arriving in Indianapolis yesterday, Cam has been emphasizing his presence and constantly brushing his face. Almost all the rookies in the entire training camp have had face-to-face conversations. In case everyone doesn’t know, the new Heisman Award winner is officially Participated in this year's draft.
But now, Cam is trying to eliminate his own existence?
However, it is not easy for this "Mr. Focus" to hide his whereabouts. After all, the big guy is a beacon when placed there. What's more, such an abnormal behavior makes people suspicious. "Cam, what's wrong with you? You don't look good."
"It's okay...it's okay..." Cam stammered, "It's just a little stuffy here."
"Haha! Cam Newton! You only have 21 points? Jesus Christ, I have 21 points. Are you sure you are a quarterback? Not a running back? You actually have the same points as me! Hahahaha! "A shocking voice suddenly made everyone's attention focus. The first thing they saw was Cam's red face, which seemed to be about to explode at any time, and then they saw Cam's face coming out from behind. ——Marcus Lynch.
Marcus took the qualification certificate out of Cam's hand and kept waving it with a wild smile on his face, "This is so funny, so funny! Cam, you should be more suitable to be a running back, right? Hahahaha." Marcus laughed without any shame.
The next second, Cam pulled the qualification certificate directly from Marcus' hand, raised his fist and was about to get angry. Marcus quickly ran to Lu Ke's side, but laughter spread all the way, "Cam! Cam! Cam!" No more words were needed, shame was enough.
Cam stood there, clenching his fists involuntarily. He could clearly feel that everyone's gazes were on him, but they were not the kind he liked: sarcasm, ridicule, ridicule, contempt, shock, sympathy, pity.
damn it! damn it!
Cam raised his head and saw Lu Ke standing in the crowd - the Asian face was indeed too conspicuous among a group of white people and black people, and his anger lost control, "What are you looking at? Damn Asia Man, how many points did you get? It shouldn’t be only ten points!”
