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5 Burning Questions with Youth Football’s Top Quarterbacks
Beyond the highlights. Beyond the stats. Discover how the nation’s top young signal-callers see the field, read defenses, handle pressure, and process the game.
1. How would you describe yourself as a quarterback, and what separates you from other players at your position?
Zo :
Something that separates me from other quarterbacks is my mindset and my love for the game and how hard I work
2. What do you work on the most during practice or outside of team workouts to improve as a quarterback?
Zo :
Something I try and work on is on throwing the ball the right way and using my mechanics the right way and lastly my leadership.
3. How do you motivate your teammates when things aren’t going your team’s way?
Zo :
When things aren’t going my team’s way I just to say calm not panic and calm my team down.
4. Which NFL or college quarterback do you look up to, and what have you learned from watching them?
Zo :
Quarterbacks I look up to is Lamar Jackson and Caleb Williams they give me ideas of moves inside and outside the pocket and throwing the ball in certain situations.
5. What is the strongest part of your game right now — arm strength, accuracy, mobility, decision-making, or something else?
Zo :
I don’t think I have certain things better than another but I think there is some room for improvement.
Bonus Question
Why should you be considered one of the top young quarterbacks in the country?
Zo :
I don’t try and compare myself with other quarterbacks I just try and give my all on everything I do and most importantly being the best version of myself.
