Did you know? AIQ was originally named AIM. Our mission: help teams make smarter decisions, find hidden talent, & develop athletes to their fullest. Hear more from Scott Goldman, Ph.D. on The Bye Round Podcast 👇 🎧: open.spotify.com/show/4UkvzTvKs… 🎥: youtube.com/watch?v=7cqYNQ…

New on Athlon Sports: NFL teams have tried and failed for decades to bridge the gaps between players and schemes that lead to a lot of failed transitions. One company (aiq.team) has drilled down in the process, and their methodology might beat the house. athlonsports.com/nfl/2025-nfl-d…

Explore our thoughtful, data-driven analysis of the 2025 NFL Draft’s emerging QBs. We reveal evolving talent dynamics resonating across #NFL, #NBA, #EPL, #NHL & #MLB. Join our reasoned conversation on sports excellence: athlonsports.com/nfl/2025-nfl-d… #NFLCombine #NFLDraft

DISCOVER AIQ+ | Where innovation meets experience. From the leaders in intelligence & performance—AIQ+ delivers instant predictive analysis for front offices, coaches & players. Ask AIQ+ to "Tell Me About" or "How Do I Develop" and get insights on decision-making, anticipation,

Pre-Combine Psychological Note: Teams will be diving into the character of QBs, including Sanders, as they go through interviews this week in Indy… the intelligence and processing side through companies such as aiq.team and others.  Something to keep in mind.

Arizona WR and projected top pick Tetairoa McMillan has been invited to the NFL Draft in Green Bay, per source. Here’s something interesting: McMillan posted the highest AIQ score — an advanced cognitive tool used in the pre-draft process — of any WR in this year’s class. Just

Background on this test 👇 “AIQ is a company that hopes to eliminate the communication breakdowns in player development in the NFL.” athlonsports.com/nfl/2025-nfl-d… Doug Farrar ✍

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Great stuff!! nytimes.com/athletic/62037…

When assessing potential in the MLB pipeline, physical tools, mechanics, and stats matter—but elite performance goes beyond that. Cognitive ability plays a crucial role in player development. The AIQ helps uncover talent that might go unrecognized by evaluating the cognitive

What’s the psychological makeup of Top .01% performers? And how can you take someone great, and give them a mental edge that makes them even greater? Mike Tannenbaum (@realtannenbaum) ran NFL teams. Dr. Scott Goldman, Ph.D (@scottgoldmanphd) advises the Golden State Warriors.

Mike Tannenbaum Scott Goldman, Ph.D. When you're on the clock in the NFL Draft, one mistake can cost you years of progress. Mike had to make that call—on live TV—when chaos hit. It’s a fantastic story, which I won’t ruin here. The ultimate lesson? Under pressure, you fall back on preparation.

Mike Tannenbaum Scott Goldman, Ph.D. This episode is jam-packed with insights for business, sport, and life. 🎧 Watch the full thing here: youtu.be/gxhV-fdFhvs #Leadership #Toughness #NFL #Performance

Our research shows cognitive ability is key for NFL RBs, especially visual-spatial processing. Why? RBs need to identify running lanes & gauge spacing with linemen. Accounting for this helps teams find hidden gems in later rounds who thrive in the right system. Learn more about

Strong run-blocking and pass protection are key for interior O-Linemen, but the ability to make pre-snap reads and adapt as plays develop can elevate their impact. Athleticism is important, but visual spatial processing and decision-making take their game to the next level.

"I think the heaviest lift is getting the right people in the building..." Dr Scott Goldman Scott Goldman, Ph.D. speaking about the challenges coaches face at the collegiate and professional levels on this week's episode of The Sport Psych Show. Listen here buff.ly/mdG8NWJ

This is a brilliant read! 1) Focus on specific behaviors 2) explain the behavior’s impact on the team 3) communicate authentic respect for the person receiving the feedback 4) identify the path forward together nytimes.com/athletic/64326…