Veteran tight end Todd Heap viewed it as a dream come true to return to the area where he played his college football at the twilight of his career.
It’s unfortunate according to the Arizona Cardinals website, this was not a dream deferred, it was a dream deflated.
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December 04, 2012
TEMPE, Ariz. Todd Heap wont get a chance to write a final, storybookchapter to his football career in Arizona. The Cardinals released the injury-plagued local icon on Tuesday, ending his tenure with the Cardinals just shortof two seasons -- and well short of expectations.The Cards replaced Heap with tight end Kory Sperry, a former San DiegoCharger who was released at the end of training...
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December 04, 2012
The Arizona Cardinals have released Todd Heap, bringing an end to the former All-Pro tight end's brief, injury-plagued time in the desert.
Heap appeared in just two games with Arizona this season, catching eight passes for 94 yards. Over the past two seasons with the Cardinals, Heap appeared in 12 games, catching 32 passes for 377 yards and one touchdown.
A first-round draft...
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December 03, 2012
The Arizona Cardinals offense has been bad this season, but never worse than it was on Sunday.
Its performance in the 7-6 loss to the New York Jets was among the worst in the team's history, and that's saying something for a franchise that's had a lot of bad Sundays.
The team had five first downs, tied for fewest in franchise history, was 0 for 15 on third-down conversions...
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December 04, 2012
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports that the Arizona Cardinals have released TE Todd Heap.
Heap, 32, has been inactive for 10 straight games, despite the fact that he’s no longer dealing with issues related to a previous knee injury that he suffered. Heap apparently hasn’t been able to practice at full speed, which is why the team had held him out of game-action.
It’s hard to imagine...
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December 04, 2012
Cardinals tight end Todd Heap has been waived.Fantasy Spin:Heap had not played since Week 2 and hasn't been fantasy relevant since 2006 when he was with Baltimore.
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December 04, 2012
Arizona tight end Todd Heap, whose signing two years ago was seen as a homecoming for the Pro Bowl player, was cut by the Cardinals on Tuesday. In his place, the Cardinals signed free-agent tight end Kory Sperry, who was with the San Diego Chargers before he was cut in September. Heap, who went to Mesa (Ariz.) Mountain View High School and Arizona State University, played 10...
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December 04, 2012
According to ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter, the Arizona Cardinals have parted ways with veteran tight end Todd Heap.
Heap has been bothered by a knee injury suffered in Week 2 in a win over the New England Patriots and hasn't played since.
In two games this season, Heap caught eight passes for 94 yards. In his injury-plagued two-season stint with Arizona, Heap had 32 receptions...
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December 03, 2012
Cardinals head coach Ken Whisenhunt wasnt prepared to name his starting quarterback for Sundays game at Seattle, saying he and his staff would watch tape from their 7-6 loss to the New York Jets before determining whether to stick with rookie Ryan Lindley, Bob McManaman of the Arizona Republic reports.
Its doubtful Whisenhunt would turn to John Skelton, however. If he didnt...
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December 04, 2012
According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, the Arizona Cardinals have released tight end Todd Heap.
Cardinals released veteran TE Todd Heap.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) December 4, 2012
This is not a surprise at all. There were rumors floating around that this might happen because of how unhappy Cardinals head coach Ken Wisenhunt was with how Heap couldn’t stay healthy.
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December 04, 2012
At one time it seemed that few players were more reliable in terms of fantasy football production than Larry Fitzgerald. Shockingly though, Fitz now belongs on your bench. Ken Whisenhunt and Ryan Lindley saw to that. Fitzgerald hasn’t been the same this season but he was at least solid, until Lindley was named the starter for some ungodly reason. He started the season getting...
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December 03, 2012
Arizona Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt considered a quarterback change before sticking with the struggling Ryan Lindley.
The argument for a switch - as the New York Jets did with Mark Sanchez - was compelling during the Cardinals 7-6 loss on Sunday, their eighth straight defeat.
Lindley had a miserable game: 10 for 31 for only 72 yards, one interception and a dismal 28.0 quarterback...
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December 02, 2012
Arizona Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt considered a quarterback change before sticking with the struggling Ryan Lindley.
The argument for a switch - as the New York Jets did with Mark Sanchez - was compelling during the Cardinals 7-6 loss on Sunday, their eighth straight defeat.
Lindley had a miserable game: 10 for 31 for only 72 yards, one interception and a dismal 28.0 quarterback...
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December 05, 2012
Cardinals' head coach Ken Whisenhunt on Wednesday named John Skelton his starting quarterback Sunday at the Seattle Seahawks, the Arizona Republic reports.
Skelton was pulled from the game against Atlanta on Nov. 18 and watched as rookie Ryan Lindley started the next two games at St. Louis and at the New York Jets. Source: The Redzone Attached Thumbnails
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