Former Panthers QB announces retirement at 33 years old

Another former Carolina Panthers quarterback you’ve referred to as it quits.

Taylor Heinicke announced his retirement from soccer in an Instagram put up this night. The 33-year-old is now the second former Panthers passer to hold up the cleats during the last week—becoming a member of PJ Walker, who moved on from the sport final Thursday.

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The Lawrenceville, Ga. native made seven stops over his 11-year NFL profession. His fourth got here for the Panthers, as he joined the workforce as a waiver declare within the spring of 2018.

Heinicke would go on to make his first NFL begin in Carolina later that season, taking the reins for a Week 16 matchup towards the Atlanta Falcons. That outing noticed him full 33 of his 53 throws for 274 yards, a landing and three interceptions in a 24-10 loss.

He’d find yourself making 28 extra begins between the Washington Commanders and Atlanta Falcons via the 2023 marketing campaign. His remaining look got here for the Los Angeles Chargers in 2024.

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