PLAYER INFO
Todd Heap
All-Pro Tight End, Baltimore Ravens
Career Highlights: A two-time Pro Bowl tight end, Todd Heap is one of the NFL’s most dynamic young athletes…In his seven seasons with the Baltimore Ravens, Heap has posted 339 receptions for 3,897 yards and 27 touchdowns …He was limited to six games in 2007 due to hamstring and thigh injuries, yet still posted 23 catches for 239 yards and a touchdown…He helped propel the Ravens to a franchise-best 13-3 record and the AFC North Title in 2006…In 2005, Heap led the Ravens with seven touchdown catches and was second on the club in receptions with 75 …He earned his second consecutive Pro Bowl and Second Team All-Pro honors in 2003…A prolific receiver, Heap led the Ravens in receptions for the second consecutive year (57 for 693 yards and three touchdowns) and his blocking was instrumental in Jamal Lewis’ 2,066 yard season in 2003…Earned his first Pro Bowl selection in 2002 as he established himself as the go-to player for the Ravens…He led the Ravens with 68 receptions for 836 yards and six touchdowns and was the only tight end in the league to lead his team in receptions…As a rookie in 2001, saw action in 12 games, starting six of them before being slowed by a high ankle sprain…Selected by the Baltimore Ravens with the 31st overall selection in the first round of the 2001 NFL Draft…He entered the draft after his junior season at Arizona State University…Holds the Sun Devils’ career record for tight ends with 115 receptions, topping the previous mark of 88 catches by Ken Dyer (1965-67)…His 1,685 yards broke Dyer’s all-time record (for tight ends) of 1,365…Was a starter as a sophomore and junior and was an All-Pac 10 choice both seasons…Was an All-America First Team selection by The NFL Draft Report…Named a finalist for the John Mackey Award, given to the top tight end in the country…Lettered in football and basketball at Mountain View High School (Mesa, Arizona) and helped the team become the first school to win back-to-back state championships in 1996 and 1997.
Updated: May, 2008
Courtesy NBC
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