The Redskins face the Bills and their Harvard educated, high-IQ quarterback, Ryan Fitzpatrick on Sunday. Fitzpatrick’s smarts don’t appear to give his team any particular advantage.

New York Jets QB Ryan Fitzpatrick has received more than his share of questions about his reportedly stellar Wonderlic-test results, and 10 years later, he's grown weary of them.

Ryan Fitzpatrick, the current starting quarterback of the New York Jets, went to Harvard, but you probably already knew that.He also reportedly scored a 48 out of 50 on the Wonderlic, which is ...

Ryan Fitzpatrick, quarterback – 48/50; Greg McElroy, quarterback – 48/50; Ben Watson, tight end – 48/50; ... Who had the highest Wonderlic score in NFL history?

New York Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick is likely one of the smartest guys in the league. As evidence, he's a graduate of Harvard and scored a 48 out of 50 on the Wonderlic test. Those two ...

A closer look at the best and worst Wonderlic test scores in NFL history and what they meant for draft prospects. ... 48 — Ryan Fitzpatrick (quarterback) It's no surprise that Fitzpatrick, ...

Since I'm in favor of all Wonderlic scores being public, I wanted to link you to leaked scores for this year's crop of quarterbacks. You can argue about whether or not Wonderlic scores matter for ...

And while Wonderlic doesn't talk about individual scores, the testing firm says a perfect 50 is still possible even if a question is skipped. And Fitzpatrick completed the test in just nine ...

Peyton Manning, right, and Ryan Leaf, left, had very similar Wonderlic scores but very different NFL careers. (Photo by Bryan Lynn/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) (Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) ...

Though he couldn't carry the Jets to the playoffs, Ryan Fitzpatrick scored a 48 out of 50. Ed Zurga/AP Embattled Browns quarterback Johnny Manziel had the highest Wonderlic score of quarterbacks ...

Ryan Fitzpatrick's score of 48 in 2005 was the third-highest recorded Wonderlic score in NFL history. ... His Wonderlic Score may have cost him in the end, however, ...

The Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins are inspecting quarterbacks.They're looking at game tape, attending pro days, hosting the top prospects for private workouts.