Todd Heap

The Arizona Cardinals are done waiting for Todd Heap. On Tuesday, the team cut the veteran tight end, who hadn't played a game since Week 2 because of a lingering knee injury.

Arizona Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt pulled veteran tight end Todd Heap aside for a 10- to 15-minute conversation in front of the media at practice Tuesday. Message sent.

Four straight losses will put anyone on edge. Arizona Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt seems to be there, reportedly calling out players in front of the team.

Chris Cooley now is a free agent. We suspect he won't remain one for long. Where could the longtime Washington Redskin land? Gregg Rosenthal breaks down six possible suitors.

Tight ends have gained more value in fantasy football in recent years, but how consistent is the position overall? Michael Fabiano takes a look at some surprising stats over the last few years.

Arizona Cardinals TE Todd Heap and Tampa Bay Buccaneers OL Jeremy Trueblood improved their chances of making their respective rosters by doing what many veterans eventually have to.

A young Maryland boy was arrested and charged with burglary and petty theft for allegedly ransacking a home and stealing NFL memorabilia -- a Todd Heap-signed football, to be exact.

The Kevin Kolb-John Skelton QB battle is intriguing, as the Cardinals' offense will look different depending on who wins. Bucky Brooks studies both signal callers and picks who he'd want under center.

After a decorated 15-year career, wide receiver Derrick Mason headed into retirement as a member of the Ravens.

With the draft and the bulk of free agency in the rearview, what are the remaining holes on AFC North teams? Elliot Harrison identifies voids, including a big missing piece for the Bengals and Steelers.

NFL First Draft Picks

How does the schedule affect the tight end position in fantasy football? Michael Fabiano breaks down his FPA rating, how it performed last season and why Jared Cook will be a solid sleeper candidate.

Ravens owner backs Flacco, still eyes Super Bowl

It's hard to imagine the Patriots without TEs Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez. But had the 2010 draft gone differently, one or both of them would be New England's problem Sunday.

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