Capital QB’s Character, Trust & Toughness Quiz

1. When things go wrong in a game, what’s your first reaction?

Stay quiet, hoping someone else brings the huddle together. Take responsibility and immediately think about the next play. Look at who messed up so they know it’s not your fault.

2. How often do you train when nobody’s watching?

Rarely — I mainly work hard during team practices. Consistently — I don’t need supervision. Sometimes — depends on the week.

3. If a teammate is struggling mentally or physically, what do you do?

Give a quick pat on the back but avoid getting too involved. Ignore it — it’s not my job. Step in, talk to him, lift him up, and lead.

4. How do you react when a coach gets on you?

Shut down or get defensive. Absorb it, adjust, and move on. Get frustrated but try to recover.

5. What does “being uncomfortable” mean to you?

Something I’ll face when needed. Something I avoid whenever possible. A sign I’m growing — bring it on.

6. When the huddle looks into your eyes, what do they see?

Confidence, control, and belief. A player hoping someone else takes charge. A bit of uncertainty, but I manage.

7. How prepared are you for each practice or game?

I usually know the basics. I rely on talent and improvise as I go. I study film, scout tendencies, and come in ready.

8. When the game gets physical, how do you respond?

I rush throws or panic under pressure. I rise to the moment and stay composed. I try to stay steady but sometimes get rattled.

9. Do your teammates trust you? Really?

Somewhat — trust is growing, but not fully there. Yes — I’ve earned it with consistency and accountability. Not really — I haven’t proven myself enough yet.

10. When adversity hits, who are you?

The calm leader who brings everyone together. The one hoping the moment ends quickly. A steady player who does their best.

Are You the QB Your Team Can Trust?