We’re less than one week out from the 2023 NFL Draft and in a move that’s become clockwork, Ohio State prospects are falling, and being slammed at the same time. The latest comes with the release of the scores in the S2 Cognitive Test, which has become the chosen testing method for quarterbacks over the outdated Wonderlic. The scores, which aren’t hard numbers, but rather percentile marks, reportedly place Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud dead last in this year’s QB class, scoring in the 18th percentile. Meanwhile Bryce Young reportedly scored a 98, Will Levis a 93, and Anthony Richardson a 79. Immediately that’s become the focal point of draft discussion on Friday morning, as fans are taking the bait and eviscerating Stroud. Meanwhile, proponents of the S2 test are dismayed that scores are being weaponized. I’m a huge proponent of @S2Cognition. Before we made it available at #ShrineBowl, I…
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