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Todd Heap has been looking forward to Arizona's game at Baltimore pretty much from the day he signed with the Cardinals. Now that the game is this Sunday, the uncertainty of his health adds to his anticipation. The big tight end has missed the last two games because of a sore left hamstring, but is optimistic he can play against the team that, to his great surprise, released...

Denver Broncos running back Willis McGahee was fined $7,500 by the NFL for grabbing the facemask of Sean Smith of the Miami Dolphins last weekend. The play resulted in McGahee breaking his hand, an injury that will sideline him for two-to-five weeks. McGahee is enjoying a solid season with the Broncos, putting up 103 carries for 460 yards and a touchdown through six games. Knowshon...

Arizona Cardinals tight end Todd Heap is hoping he’ll manage to return to the field for Sunday’s game against his former team. Heap, who has been hampered by a nagging hamstring injury that has sidelined him the past two games, was cut by the Ravens in the off-season for salary cap reasons. In four games, [...]

Tight end hopes to face old team for first time since returning to native Arizona to play for CardinalsThe words came straight from Todd Heap's heart. In a half-page ad in Friday's Baltimore Sun, the Ravens' former two-time Pro Bowl tight end thanked the city of Baltimore, its fans and the club for their "incredible support over the years."

TEMPE, Ariz. Todd Heap and Anquan Boldin were polite in their comments about their former teams this week. Too polite. Heres Heap, the Cardinals tight end, on the Ravens decision to release him after the lockout ended. "It was something that obviously hit me out of left field. I had to take it all in stride, he said. Any time something like that happens, you look forward...

The Arizona Cardinals come to Baltimore along with the ghost of Todd Heap to challenge the Ravens to right their offensive ship on Sunday. As for what happened in Jacksonville last Monday night?--- time to let it go.Todd Heap comes back to Baltimore as a Cardinal... although a little banged up himself right now, his presence on the opposing sideline may help inspire the Ravens offense...

Call it the Holy Heck of facemask penalties. First Broncos running back Willis McGahee had an 11-yard run called back in the third quarter last Sunday at Miami when he grabbed the facemask of Dolphin tackler, Sean Smith. McGahee drew a a 15-yard penalty on the play. McGahee also broke the fourth metacarpal on his right hand on the play as it got caught up in Smith’s facemask. Finally...

Todd Heap has been looking forward to Arizona's game at Baltimore pretty much from the day he signed with the Cardinals.

Todd Heap has been looking forward to Arizona's game at Baltimore pretty much from the day he signed with the Cardinals.

TEMPE, Ariz. -- Tight end Todd Heap spent his first 10 NFL seasons with the Ravens, so he has looked forward to returning to Baltimore this weekend since signing with the Cardinals last summer.

Todd Heap "busting his hump" to play against former employerOf the three Arizona Cardinals who will return to M&T Bank Stadium Sunday, none is more familiar or more beloved than tight end Todd Heap.

The Arizona Cardinals have several players awaiting their playing fate this Sunday against the Baltimore Ravens.  Todd Heap, Beanie Wells, and Joey Porter are all going to be game-time decisions.  I think what that means in Cardinals-speak is that none of them will play and should all be considered out.  I think the Cards like to lead fans and media on.  I get not wanting to...

So, another great former Raven will be in the house Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium. Todd Heap will return for the first time since he was released by the team last summer. Derrick Mason already has been back twice in different uniforms. Kelly Gregg stopped by during the preseason.

Former Ravens tight end Todd Heap, now with Arizona, is still nursing a hamstring injury as well. He was limited in practice on Friday and is also listed as questionable. Of the Cardinals with injuries, only Kerry Rhodes is out. Those that are listed as questionable are Heap and Wells, receivers Early Doucet and DeMarco Sampson, tight end Jim Dray and linebacker Joey Porter. Corner...

The Cardinals left Phoenix today for the hostile confines of M&T Bank Stadium, home of the Baltimore Ravens, their opponent come Sunday.  It will be the second week in a row that the Cardinals will have faced off against a top five defense.  The Ravens have a defense, led by veteran LB Ray Lewis, that is allowing opposing offenses just 270 yards per game.  Kevin Kolb and Co...