Nonetheless, the college ranks are where the pros come from, and the College Draft is the method of procurement. Over the years, I've learned to seek out those who really know their stuff on this subject. The Sporting News, etc. Instead, I'm going to review some terms and some concepts for evaluating a draft choice, ones which some experts don't count too heavily but which I think could be useful to you when reading the experts' evaluations. Pro Football is NOT a game for dummies.
Many large corporations use the test as a base line indicator of gray matter.
It takes 5-10 minutes to give and a couple of minutes to score. The NFL has overstocked itself with these types over the last 15 years. Corey Dillon and Randy Moss are two examples. While Dillon's behavior in college was sociopathic at times, he was never a loose cannon and always did what was in his best interest. However, it would have taken a trained psychologist to come up with that prediction in advance of his being drafted.