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TE Todd Heap Heads to Arizona

Adam Schefter on Twitter

Jul 31, 2011 · 1:46 PM EDT

As he was visiting with the Jets, former Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap reached an agreement with the Arizona Cardinals on a two-year deal.

Fantasy Impact:

It's a homecoming for Heap, who played his college ball at Arizona State. He's the first capable receiver at tight end the Cardinals have had since Ken Whisenhunt took over as Arizona's head coach. Mostly, the Cardinals have used blockers at the position. While Heap is a little past his prime, the Cardinals have an unproven group of receivers behind Larry Fitzgerald. He could easily be Kevin Kolb's number two target, and the addition of Heap gives a slight boost to Kolb's stock.

Guess who might be taking a page out of New England's t...

New York Daily News

Jul 31, 2011 · 8:07 AM EDT

Guess who might be taking a page out of New England's two tight-end playbook?

With so much focus on which wide receiver the New York Jets will pursue in free agency, former Baltimore Raven and two-time Pro Bowl tight end Todd Heap is in town to visit the Jets facility in Florham Park on Sunday.

The 6-5, 247-pound Heap was cut by the Ravens last week as part of several salary cap-saving moves. Heap played on the Ravens for eight seasons while Jets head coach Rex Ryan was on the Baltimore coaching staff.

Ryan rolled out the red carpet for the veteran tight end by picking him up at Newark Liberty International Airport Saturday night. Ryan grabbed Heap in a bear hug before driving off in a SUV.

At this point, the Jets haven’t made an offer to the veteran tight end.

Fantasy Impact:

Although Heap is past his Pro Bowl days, this signing wouldn't be great news for Dustin Keller.

Derrick Mason said he and [GM Ozzie] Newsome didn't dis...

The Baltimore Sun

Jul 26, 2011 · 11:12 AM EDT

Derrick Mason said he and [GM Ozzie] Newsome didn't discuss the wide receiver returning to the team under different financial terms, but he does plan to play a few more years. Mason said he would certainly be open to coming back to the team if the Ravens want him.

"This is just another chip on my shoulder," Mason said. "This is something else that fuels me and makes me try to be as productive on the field as I can, whether that be in Baltimore -- and I hope it is -- or somewhere else. [My return] is solely up to them. I love Baltimore. The city embraced me. The organization is great from top to bottom. My first thing would be: 'Why not Baltimore?' They're primed to win a Super Bowl and I don't want to go nowhere else but a place that is primed to contend for a Super Bowl."

Fantasy Impact:

This is a reminder that fantasy owners should not overreact on the likes of Torrey Smith or Ed Dickson (in the case of Todd Heap) until the dust settles.

Ravens Derrick Mason & Todd Heap released, hope to re-sign

Baltimore Sun

Jul 25, 2011 · 7:50 PM EDT

A few hours after the lockout ended, the Ravens delivered some big surprises, informing tight end Todd Heap and wide receiver Derrick Mason that they will get released Thursday, according to league sources.

Releasing the top two pass catchers in Ravens history creates $9.1 million in salary-cap room. But the Ravens are looking to re-signing Heap (scheduled to make $4.6 million) and Mason ($4.5 million) to less money, sources said.

Fantasy Impact:

The Ravens are making moves to save cash. We wouldn't be surprised to see either Heap or Mason resigned at a lower figure.