Veteran quarterback Taylor Heinicke, who went from undrafted to a playoff starter in the NFL, announced his retirement on Thursday. "For 25 years, I had the pleasure to play this great sport of football," Heinicke wrote in an Instagram post.
If you wrote a movie script about a guy crashing on his sister’s couch, taking online math classes, and suddenly getting a call to go trade blows with Tom Brady in a playoff game, Hollywood executives would laugh you out of the room, but that is exactly what Taylor Heinicke did.
Former Chargers QB Taylor Heinicke announced on social media that he is retiring from the NFL. Heinicke, 33, wound up signing on with the Vikings as an undrafted free agent out of Old Dominion back in 2015.
Taylor Heinicke is calling it a career. The veteran quarterback announced on Instagram that he’s decided to retire. “For 25 years, I had the pleasure to play this great sport of football,” Heinicke wrote.
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