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“Getting hurt” probably doesn’t do Heinicke’s injury justice — he tore every ligament in his (non-throwing) left elbow and partially tore his triceps.
Now months removed from surgery, Heinicke is back participating fully in practices — and back competing for the job as Newton’s backup.
Generously listed at 6-foot-1 and 210 pounds, Heinicke doesn’t fit the prototypical quarterback mold. In theory, his frame would put him at a disadvantage against competitors Will Grier (6-foot-2) and Kyle Allen (6-foot-3). On top of his smaller size, Heinicke doesn’t have Grier’s high draft position or even Allen’s pedigree of a 5-star high school prospect.
Still, the 26-year-old’s accuracy, intelligence and mobility make him a strong contender.
“If people aren’t careful,” coach Ron Rivera said, “we’re going to overlook him.
“We can’t afford to do that.”
“Getting hurt” probably doesn’t do Heinicke’s injury justice — he tore every ligament in his (non-throwing) left elbow and partially tore his triceps.
Now months removed from surgery, Heinicke is back participating fully in practices — and back competing for the job as Newton’s backup.
Generously listed at 6-foot-1 and 210 pounds, Heinicke doesn’t fit the prototypical quarterback mold. In theory, his frame would put him at a disadvantage against competitors Will Grier (6-foot-2) and Kyle Allen (6-foot-3). On top of his smaller size, Heinicke doesn’t have Grier’s high draft position or even Allen’s pedigree of a 5-star high school prospect.
Still, the 26-year-old’s accuracy, intelligence and mobility make him a strong contender.
“If people aren’t careful,” coach Ron Rivera said, “we’re going to overlook him.
“We can’t afford to do that.”
