Ohio State quarterback C.J. Stroud made it very clear that he is not worried about the recent S2 Cognition Test scores ahead of the 2023 NFL draft.
The S2 Cognition Test is a relatively new test, mostly designed to measure the competence in decision-making of NFL prospects. Last week, NFL reporter Bob McGinn released a report of the supposed S2 scores for the consensus top-five signal-callers in this year’s draft class that included Alabama’s Bryce Young scoring a 98, Kentucky’s Will Levis earning a 96, Florida’s Anthony Richardson receiving a 79, Tennessee’s Hendon Hooker scoring a 46 and Stroud earning an 18.
When asked about the apparent results of the S2 on Wednesday, Stroud told Scott Fowler of The Charlotte Observer that he “plays football” and is “not a test taker.”
