By Mark Eckel | N.J. Advance Media

t's not always a clear indication of how a player will perform, or really even how smart they are. But it is the test the NFL gives to all of its prospects before the draft. So here is how the Eagles eight draft picks fared on the 50-point Wonderlic test.

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DEREK BARNETT, 1ST ROUND

The defensive end from Tennessee was one of four Eagles' picks to score a 20 on the test. That's not a bad score.

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SIDNEY JONES, 2ND ROUND

The injured cornerback from Washington scored also scored exactly a 20 on the test.

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RASUL DOUGLAS, 3RD ROUND

The cornerback from West Virginia, like the two players taken in the first two rounds, also scored a 20. I'm starting to think the Eagles just looked for guys who scored exactly a 20.

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MACK HOLLINS, 4TH ROUND

The wide receiver from North Carolina was easily the winner of the Eagles Wonderlic with a score of 35.

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DONNELL PUMPHREY, 4TH ROUND

The speedy running back from San Diego State scored a 21, as the Eagles went back on the search for guys with scores of 20.

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SHELTON GIBSON, 5TH ROUND

The wide receiver from West Virginia managed just as 12. I guess if one receiver gets a 35, the other can get a 12 to balance it out.

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NATE GERRY, 6TH ROUND

The safety from Nebraska, who the Eagles want to make a linebacker, scored a 16. Then he took it again and got a 20. That second test must have convinced the Eagles he was their guy.

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ELIJAH QUALLS, 6TH ROUND

The defensive tackle from Washington scored a 24 on the test.

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RECAP

Derek Barnett 20

Sidney Jones 20

Rasul Douglas 20

Mack Hollins 35

Donnell Humphrey 21

Shelton Gibson 12

Nate Gerry 16/20

Elijah Qualls 24

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WHERE TO REACH ME

Mark Eckel may be reached at mjeck04@verizon.net. Follow him on Twitter @MarkEckel08. Find NJ.com Eagles on Facebook.