25 Facts About Todd Heap

Todd Heap was selected to the Pro Bowl twice with the Ravens, earning second-team All-Pro honors in 2003.

Todd Heap played ten years for the Ravens, becoming the franchise's all-time leader in touchdown catches and second all-time in receptions and yards.

Todd Heap helped Mountain View win back-to-back football state championships in 1996 and 1997, going undefeated both years.

Todd Heap helped both the basketball and baseball teams win a State Championship his senior year.

Todd Heap broke several school records, including most career receiving yards, most career receptions, most career touchdown receptions, and most touchdown catches in one game.

Todd Heap played college football at Arizona State University, majoring in pre-business.

Todd Heap recorded 16 receptions for 206 yards and one touchdown in his rookie season, playing behind eight-time Pro-Bowler Shannon Sharpe.

Todd Heap became the starting tight end for the Ravens in 2002 after Sharpe left in free agency.

Todd Heap caught 68 passes for 836 yards and six touchdowns and was voted to his first Pro Bowl.

Todd Heap was again voted to the Pro Bowl as the Ravens won the AFC North division for the first time.

Todd Heap was injured in the second week of the 2004 season, in a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Todd Heap returned in Week 13, but missed the final game of the season.

Todd Heap finished the season with 303 yards and three touchdowns in six games.

Todd Heap returned healthy and ready to play in the 2005 season.

Todd Heap caught 75 passes for 855 yards and seven touchdowns.

Todd Heap caught 73 passes for 765 yards and six touchdowns.

Todd Heap missed 10 games in the 2007 season due to injury, and caught only 23 passes, amassing 239 yards and one touchdown.

Todd Heap played through numerous injuries in the 2009 season, yet had 53 receptions for 593 yards and six touchdowns, and twice scored two touchdowns in a single game.

Todd Heap built on his success from the previous year in 2010, going on to have one of the best seasons of his career.

On July 31,2011, Todd Heap signed a two-year contract with the Arizona Cardinals.

Todd Heap appeared in 12 games for the Cardinals, totaling 32 receptions for 377 yards and one touchdown.

On May 13,2014, the Baltimore Ravens announced Todd Heap would be inducted into the team's Ring of Honor.

In 2017, Todd Heap joined the Ravens' radio broadcast crew, to serve as a color analyst for four regular-season games.

Todd Heap's mother is the cousin of former pro-bowl NFL player Danny White, while his great-uncle Verl played basketball at Arizona State.

Todd Heap is a professed member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.