Todd Heap

Todd Heap is a former NFL tight end known for his successful career with the Baltimore Ravens and Arizona Cardinals, transitioning to roles as a radio broadcast analyst and advocate for community initiatives. After being selected by the Baltimore Ravens in the first round (31st overall) of the 2001 NFL Draft, Todd Heap embarked on a distinguished professional football career marked by numerous achievements. Prior to his NFL tenure, Heap made a significant impact at Arizona State University, where he broke the school record for tight end receptions with 115. During his collegiate career, he recorded 55 catches for 832 yards and three touchdowns in 1999, followed by 45 catches for 617 yards and three touchdowns in 2000, establishing a strong foundation for his professional success.

Heap’s impactful ten seasons with the Baltimore Ravens from 2001 to 2010 solidified his status as a franchise legend. He became the Ravens’ all-time leader in touchdown catches and ranked second in both receptions and receiving yards. His exceptional performance earned him two Pro Bowl selections in 2002 and 2003, and he was recognized as second-team All-Pro in 2003. Further underscoring his dominance at the position, Heap was also named the NFL Alumni Tight End of the Year in 2006, highlighting his consistent elite play throughout his career with the Ravens.

In 2017, he joined the Ravens’ radio broadcast crew as a color analyst, providing expert commentary and insights to a wide audience of fans. His ongoing involvement reinforces his enduring influence within the NFL, continuing to connect with the football community through his analytical contributions and respected voice.