Correct, two samples is not enough to prove or disprove a hypothesis. Here’s 762 samples instead.

The group studied a total of 762 players from the draft classes of 2002 (256 players), 2003 (257) and 2004 (249). In sort of a Moneyball-styledanalysis, they crunched the performance numbers of the players’ first three years in the league. The average player tenure in the league is 3-1/2 years, according to the NFL Player Association.

The study concluded that general mental ability (GMA) was unrelated to future NFL performance, the draft selection process or the number of games started in the NFL.

"The Wonderlic has limited return on investment with its use in the NFL," Lyons said. "That’s kind of contrary to what the traditional employment context speaks to with GMA, which is, GMA is one of our strongest predictors of future employee performance. In [most] occupations, the smarter you are, the better you are going to perform.

"But in this context, because it’s so physically based, the results point to that [GMA] really doesn’t matter."

The article later states how the Wonderlic, “doesn’t evaluate necessary football-related knowledge.” The Wonderlic may score your intelligence, but it does not score your football intelligence. I don’t want to speak for my readers, but I believe that was the opinion Mr. Silverstreak was stating. Which is not a hypothesis, because as you said, two samples is not enough to prove or disprove a hypothesis.
But thanks for dropping the Science Expo words. Between the cheating scandal and this thread, I was beginning to wonder how many educated FSU fans existed on this series of tubes.

and we all know FSU fans are very concerned with academics

so ill just start naming as many all pro qbs/ pro bowl qbs that have the same score or lower. you already know jim kelly and dan marino. how bout brett farve (22), HOF terry bradshaw (15), randall cunningham (15), vinny testaverde (17), mark brunell (22), steve mcnair (15), donovan mcnabb (14), mike vick (20), vince young (16)

also last year both percy harvin and micheal crabtree tested well below avg for the wonderlic, and i think they are on the way to a really good career.

and just for fun, lets name the top qb wonderlic peformers from 2000-2006
2006 Bruce Eugene – 41
2005 Ryan Fitzpatrick – 48
2004 Eli Manning – 39
2003 Drew Henson – 42
2002 3 way tie all scoring 35 (Wes Pate, Zak Custock, JT O’ Sullivan)
2001 2 way tie both scoring 32 (Jesse Palmer, Sage Rosenfels)
2000 Todd Husak – 39

what an impressive group! out of 10, one is a legitimate starter! so keep believing that the wonderlic score means something, after all you have to if you think christian ponder can play in the nfl.

I wouldnt say that it means nothing. But its a pretty good point that your wonderlic score is not a gurantee that you cant make it in the NFL.