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"As for thinking the Wonderlic score is personal information, why it is it any more or less personal than his 40 time? It is not as if players go in thinking, "Oh, this is all absolutely confidential."
There called privacy laws
You can't release information that can damage a persons reputation or honor, its a right for all of us. Was VY's reputation damaged with his score ????( see above thread) Was his honor damaged ...well he took the test again so I would say yes .
A 40 time , well they have no laws against running slow.
"As far as the Wonderlic, your article really has no effect on anything I have said. Again, "supposedly" confidential and the past experience with scores being leaked should give a player, if they have any aptitude whatsoever, the expectation that their score will be public."
If they have any aptitude whatsoever ,they like the rest of the U.S. workforce would have the expectation that there rights are being protected .
And those teams and people are breaking the law if they are leaking that info , as a player I would not assume that the NFL would break the law and a player could sue any team that releases personal information about them if they could prove the source. As a GM my entire staff would know the law as does every employer in the U.S. Odds are most of these leaked scores are as I said before bullshit.
There called privacy laws
You can't release information that can damage a persons reputation or honor, its a right for all of us. Was VY's reputation damaged with his score ????( see above thread) Was his honor damaged ...well he took the test again so I would say yes .
A 40 time , well they have no laws against running slow.
"As far as the Wonderlic, your article really has no effect on anything I have said. Again, "supposedly" confidential and the past experience with scores being leaked should give a player, if they have any aptitude whatsoever, the expectation that their score will be public."
If they have any aptitude whatsoever ,they like the rest of the U.S. workforce would have the expectation that there rights are being protected .
And those teams and people are breaking the law if they are leaking that info , as a player I would not assume that the NFL would break the law and a player could sue any team that releases personal information about them if they could prove the source. As a GM my entire staff would know the law as does every employer in the U.S. Odds are most of these leaked scores are as I said before bullshit.