Quarterbacks have about 3-4 seconds in which they need to throw the ball. What they do on the field has more to do with quick spatial intelligence and not somet

Quarterbacks have about 3-4 seconds in which they need to throw the ball. What they do on the field has more to do with quick spatial intelligence and not something the Wonderlic tests.What the Wonderlic is supposed to gauge is how well the quarterback memorizes all the possible plays and arrangements before the game. So a quarterback needs to have that special ability to take in the situation in 3 seconds and narrow his predetermined options down to one. Is this what we commonly label "gut" thinking? I don't think so.