QB Canada Mississauga: Colin Grant Interview (VIDEO)

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Colin Grant was first introduced to the quarterback positon during a positional change when he was eight years old.

β€œI was switched from defensive back to quarterback,” recalled Grant.Β  β€œI had some success early so I stuck with it.”

Since then, the 6’0, 172 pound Grant has never looked back and has become passionate about playing the position.

β€œI love the feeling knowing that at the end of the day the ball is in your hands,” commented the Ontario pivot. Β β€œI love the feeling of making plays both with my feet and my arm.”

β€œI always try to be a leader both on and off the field for my team.”

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During his time with both the Huron Heights Warriors of the York Region Athletic Association (YRAA) and Newmarket Bucs of the Ontario Varsity Football League (OVFL), Grant has emerged as a playmaker.

β€œI can deliver the ball but if the pocket collapses I can use my legs to escape,” added the Warriors quarterback.

On the field, Grant tries to emulate Carolina Panthers pivot Cam Newton’s playing style.

β€œI try to model my game after Cam Newton,” elaborated Grant.Β  β€œAlthough I don’t have the same stature that he does, I feel I’m a very strong runner but also can deliver the ball well.”

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This weekend, the Warriors quarterback will participate in the QB Canada Mississauga Clinic where he hopes to extend his development even further.

β€œI’m looking forward to developing myself as a passer,” said Grant, who will also take part in the Ontario Prospect Challenge in early May as a member of the Team Central’s squad. β€œI never give up a chance to improve my skills as a passer.”

Ultimately, Grant hopes his gridiron experience as well as participation in events such as QB Canada will translate into success in achieving his gridiron goal.

β€œOne thing I want to achieve as a quarterback would be being able to play for as long as I can and make the people around me better,” expressed Grant.

 

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