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The Wonderlic may be the fate of the S2 cognition test. One sports agency is reportedly instructing its NFL Draft candidates not to take any cognitive tests as part of their pre-draft preparation this year, according to a story from The Athletic. NFL teams were notified of the change via email last month by the nonprofit Athletes First.
“After extensive internal deliberation, the representatives at Athletes First have instructed our draft prospects to kindly decline taking part in any cognitive or psychological assessments (such as AIQ, S2, etc.) throughout the pre-draft phase,” the email stated, as reported by The Athletic.
“We acknowledge that numerous teams utilize these examinations or procedures as a component of your prospect assessment procedure; nonetheless, our recent encounters with these assessments have not been favorable,” the email went on. In particular, the fact that some performance and results were made public last year shows that there is actually no confidentiality involved in these testing. No other job interview is as scrutinized as this one; it is wrong for a player’s IQ, ability, or mental functioning to be the target of mockery and public comment.
Several Sportsmen The Athletic was unable to get in contact with first agents for comment, and an S2 representative refrained from doing so. Two other large agency representatives reportedly acknowledged to The Athletic that they had not released any sweeping statements of this nature.
