Season reference · 2064–2069
Year by year
Season statistics: TBD.
3,317 passing yards
30 passing TD
11 INT
1,477 rushing yards
66% completion
115.7 passer rating
Season statistics: TBD.
3,688 passing yards
30 passing TD
9 INT
688 rushing yards
66% completion
109.7 passer rating
01 / Biography
Life and background
Social presence
Natural presence: A narcissist who expects attention and admiration wherever he goes and turns nearly every conversation back toward himself.
Why people still enjoy him: Genuinely charismatic and funny; his confidence makes ordinary situations exciting, and his focused attention makes a person feel specially chosen.
Most damaging pattern: Cannot celebrate someone else's success without comparing it to himself.
When someone close succeeds: Follows praise with one of his own accomplishments and offers compliments that quietly minimize what the other person achieved.
When called out: Recognizes the pattern but struggles to stop it.
Growth: Deliberately gives clean public credit without comparison and, when he catches himself later, returns with a direct apology.
Stress and conflict
Pain response: Disappears because he cannot tolerate being seen as weak.
While isolated: Trains alone until he feels dominant again and replays old highlights and positive coverage.
True anger: Turns coldly contemptuous and talks down to everyone.
Primary triggers: Public correction or embarrassment, someone refusing expected admiration, and being told that other people deserve most of the credit.
Football identity
Productive ego: Works relentlessly to justify his self-image and refuses conventional limits on what he can do.
Preparation: Does extensive private work after team practice, repeats signature throws until they feel untouchable, and competes against his own performance metrics every day.
Comeback leadership: Challenges teammates to match the standard he is setting and makes the comeback feel inevitable through absolute confidence.
His poor performance: Says he failed his own standard and promises a dominant response.
Two MVP teams: His MVP seasons with Dallas and Las Vegas prove, in his mind, that he was the common factor in both successes.
Life beyond football
Romantic weakness: Uses grand gestures while neglecting everyday needs.
How it lands: Plans lavish trips after repeatedly missing ordinary time and remembers major dates while ignoring daily check-ins.
Romantic growth: Builds a daily check-in routine, protects ordinary no-phone time, accepts that trips cannot replace presence, and practices noticing small needs without being asked.
Hobbies: Driving and collecting exotic cars, hosting elaborate themed parties, and playing high-stakes poker or casino games.
Fans: Is generous with access because he loves being recognized.
Charity: Quietly supports mental-health care for men who hide vulnerability without seeking credit.
Why it is personal: Recognizes himself in those men but cannot admit it publicly.
2064 NEFL MVP · Rollers
2nd season.
3,317 passing yards · 30 passing TD · 11 INT · 1,477 rushing yards · 66% completion · 115.7 passer rating
2069 NEFL MVP · Rollers
6th season.
3,688 passing yards · 30 passing TD · 9 INT · 688 rushing yards · 66% completion · 109.7 passer rating
02 / Career & Football Identity
The player and the résumé
Fairbanks won NEFL MVP in 2064 and 2069.
04 / Relationships
People in the record
Not yet documented.
05 / Legacy & Analysis