Daily Iowan: Who is your favorite artist to listen to before a game?
Colbert: I like a lot of Travis Scott and Lil Wayne. 50 Cent is great, too. I listen to a lot of his stuff.

DI: What is your favorite TV show?
Colbert: Right now, I think mine would have to be a scary show called The Haunting of Hill House. I just finished that. I watch a lot of Marvel shows, too, on Netflix. Daredevil, Punisher, stuff like that.

DI: What is your favorite movie?
Colbert: Oh, Avengers: Endgame easy. It was crazy. It wasn’t even like a movie; it was like an experience. I enjoyed that. I saw it like three different times in theaters.

DI: If someone were to play you in a movie, who would you want it to be?
Colbert: A few years down the line I could choose my man Denzel [Washington]. He’s a great actor. I always looked up to him growing up.

DI: What is your favorite food spot in Iowa City?
Colbert: Chipotle. I love a good burrito. Chipotle or Estela’s, they both have great food. I’m there almost all the time.

DI: If you were playing a sport other than football, what would it be?
Colbert: I really wanted to play soccer growing up. I love watching it. Every time the World Cup comes around, I’m really into soccer.

DI: Which one of your teammates has the best jokes or makes people laugh the most?
Colbert: Either Ihmir [Smith-Marsette] or [Michael Ojemudia] for sure. They are both kind of in the same spot in the locker room. I always go over there and talk to those dudes. I try to keep a positive outlook and they keep everybody laughing, so it fits.

DI: What professional athlete do you look up to the most?
Colbert: Well, he’s not playing anymore, but I looked up to Andre Johnson because I was a receiver growing up. In youth football, I always wore No. 80 just because I loved how he carried himself and he always made big plays when his team needed him. I still follow him to this day.

DI: What’s the most interesting class you have taken during your time at Iowa?
Colbert: Probably classical mythology. I learned a lot about different cultures and different religions and stuff like that. It was an online class, but I took a lot out of it. It was pretty cool.

DI: What is the best part about being a Hawkeye?
Colbert: Just coming out, swarming the field on Saturdays, and feeling the energy that’s coming from the stands. Personally, I feel like I connect with the school that way. I connect with former classmates and other student-athletes. It’s a way we all connect with the school, and then we go out and play the game after that.