1. How would you describe yourself as a quarterback, and what separates you from other players at your position?
TJ :
Pass first, eyes always downfield, can make every throw, but also the ability to maneuver in the pocket when there’s pressure and can take it to the house for 6 any time I run.
2. What do you work on the most during practice or outside of team workouts to improve as a quarterback?
TJ :
Speed, agility, and decision making.
3. How do you motivate your teammates when things aren’t going your team’s way?
TJ :
Lead by example, put the team on my shoulders
4. Which NFL or college quarterback do you look up to, and what have you learned from watching them?
TJ :
Michael Vick and extending the play.
5. What is the strongest part of your game right now — arm strength, accuracy, mobility, decision-making, or something else?
TJ :
Accuracy is the strongest part of my game.
Bonus question
Why should you be considered one of the top young quarterbacks in the country?
TJ :
TJ says “I don’t like answering this question
” Dad/Coach reply, he’s proven it in every single competition, camp, venue, game and at every level in multiple different states. I won’t go through all the accolades but know that he’s a true game changer, and it looks better in person than in social media
