Which ‘Chad Powers’ Character Are You?
Welcome aboard the “Which ‘Chad Powers’ Persona Matches You?” ride—think of it as your backstage pass to the gridiron and the drama behind the mask. You’ll step into the cleats of the show’s lead, coaches, and schemers, seeing which one vibes with your soul. No pressure—just some fun, a bit of sass, and maybe a wig or prosthetic later.
About “Chad Powers” in a few words:
“Chad Powers” is a 2025 Hulu comedy that’s part sports show, part identity odyssey. Russ Holliday, once a college football star who tanked his reputation, reinvent himself by disguising as “Chad Powers,” a virtually unknown player, to walk onto a struggling college team. Between ego, redemption, and a heap of football shenanigans, the series asks: can you outrun your past or do you just hide it better?
Meet the characters from Chad Powers
Russ Holliday
Russ is like the unofficial ringleader who somehow keeps everything from imploding — loud, goofy, and oddly strategic. He’s fiercely loyal and full of big plans (some adorable, some slightly bonkers), the kind of guy who’ll volunteer for anything and then forget half the details. Claims he’s low-key and hates attention but will absolutely perform a one-man parade if it helps morale — also yes, he has a ridiculous hat phase. Weird little soft spot for old fishing lures and writes terrible haikus at 2 a.m., which he insists are “deep.”
Coach Byrd
Coach Byrd is the classic tough-love dad figure: barky, disciplined, completely dramatic with a whistle and also a walking safety net. He’ll yell you off the field and then show up at your door with chicken soup and a lecture about responsibility — and a bandage. Secret tie collector (the uglier the better) who quotes obscure motivational speakers like it’s scripture, which somehow works. He can be rigid and stubborn, then melt into the biggest softie on a Tuesday, so good luck predicting him — I think he changes on Wednesdays.
Tricia
Tricia is brains meets chaos in a perfect, messy cocktail: brilliant, sarcastic, organized-ish and also leaving Post-its that turn into modern art. She plans everything down to the minute but will suddenly embrace spontaneous detours because why not, life is short and also she hates being bored. Coffee is her diplomatic beverage of choice, except when she swears off caffeine and drinks soothing herbal tea at midnight for reasons she won’t explain. Everything about her looks intentional even when it isn’t — except her sock drawer, which is a glittery disaster zone and somehow symbolic.
Ricky
Ricky is the lovable wild card — grease under his nails, a sympathetic ear, and a tendency to be late but show up right when the chaos crescendos. He fixes cars, fixes hearts in his own clumsy way, tells jokes that are mostly dad-tier but somehow land, and is ridiculously devoted to his people. Chronically unreliable with schedules yet somehow always present for the important messes, except when he isn’t, which is a running theme. Also, he cooks a mean chili and will deny crying at commercials while silently sobbing into a napkin — true story, probably.
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