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Jakeb Sullivan hosts sold-out quarterback camp in Hamburg

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Berlin Thunder quarterback Jakeb Sullivan took time away from his own preparations to give back to the next generation of football players, hosting a sold-out quarterback camp in Hamburg. Twenty young players attended the session, with Sullivan passing on his knowledge and love for the game to the next generation.

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Giving back to the game

The Hamburg camp is not the first time Sullivan has invested his time in developing young players. He previously hosted a similar session in Berlin and has made youth development a clear priority alongside his professional career. For Sullivan, working with young players is not just an obligation but something he genuinely looks forward to.

More to come this summer

Sullivan has hinted that the summer is not over yet, with the possibility of more camps to come in the coming months. His goal is simple: to pass on what he has learned and inspire young players to fall in love with the game the same way he did. For young quarterbacks across Germany, that will be welcome news.

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