Taylor Heinicke’s impressive performance against the New York Giants in Week 2 of the NFL season has fueled his belief that he deserves to led the Washington Football Team’s offense.
Stepping in for the injured veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick, who suffered a hip injury in Week 1 that will sideline him for up to eight weeks, Heinicke showcased his capabilities in his second career regular-season start. He threw for an impressive 336 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception, guiding the Football Team to a crucial victory.
Following the game, Heinicke confidently expressed his belief in his ability to lead the team’s offense when questioned by NFL Network commentator Michael Irvin. He emphasized the importance of the support of his teammates and the franchise, stating that their belief in him is paramount.
Heinicke’s performance against the Giants has undoubtedly made a strong case for his continued leadership of the Washington Football Team’s offense.
