My mama is NOT happy the Ravens cut Todd Heap. NOT happy at all.
I understand why they did it - he’s nearing the end of his career and while he’s one of the most recognizable Ravens, the team needed to spend the $4.9 million he’d be making elsewhere.
He’s also struggled to stay healthy for much of his career, and even though anyone could get hurt at any time playing football, it’s a riskier business move to spend that money on him than on someone without a long history of injuries.
To be perfectly honest, after some of the hits he’s taken the last few seasons, it’s probably better for his long-term health if he doesn’t play at all anymore.
I was more disappointed to hear Derrick Mason would be cut. Sure, he’s 37, but he’s also been a key part of the Ravens’ success behind Joe Flacco, and I really hope the Ravens are able to re-sign him later in this process.
Man. Nothing says “Woooo hooooo the lockout’s finally over” like cutting the top two receivers in team history.
I sure will miss hearing my mom yelling “HHHEEEEEEAAAAPPPPP” whenever he makes a great catch. 
(Photo via EveryJoe)

My mama is NOT happy the Ravens cut Todd Heap. NOT happy at all.

I understand why they did it - he’s nearing the end of his career and while he’s one of the most recognizable Ravens, the team needed to spend the $4.9 million he’d be making elsewhere.

He’s also struggled to stay healthy for much of his career, and even though anyone could get hurt at any time playing football, it’s a riskier business move to spend that money on him than on someone without a long history of injuries.

To be perfectly honest, after some of the hits he’s taken the last few seasons, it’s probably better for his long-term health if he doesn’t play at all anymore.

I was more disappointed to hear Derrick Mason would be cut. Sure, he’s 37, but he’s also been a key part of the Ravens’ success behind Joe Flacco, and I really hope the Ravens are able to re-sign him later in this process.

Man. Nothing says “Woooo hooooo the lockout’s finally over” like cutting the top two receivers in team history.

I sure will miss hearing my mom yelling “HHHEEEEEEAAAAPPPPP” whenever he makes a great catch.

(Photo via EveryJoe)

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He’s Baaaaaaaaaaack. 
Former Ravens WR Derrick Mason will be back in Baltimore this weekend, to face his former team for the second time in three weeks, this time with the Houston Texans.
Mason was a non-factor with the New York Jets when they played at M&T Bank Stadium two weeks ago, and after he played sparingly against the Patriots amid speculation he was left out of the game plan for criticizing the Jets’ OC, Mason has been traded to Houston. 
The Ravens had a bye last week, so they’ll face their former teammate for the second game in a row.
Different team. Different jersey. Apparently the same attitude.

(Mason trade should be a wake-up call - Jets Blog - ESPN New York)

He’s Baaaaaaaaaaack. 

Former Ravens WR Derrick Mason will be back in Baltimore this weekend, to face his former team for the second time in three weeks, this time with the Houston Texans.

Mason was a non-factor with the New York Jets when they played at M&T Bank Stadium two weeks ago, and after he played sparingly against the Patriots amid speculation he was left out of the game plan for criticizing the Jets’ OC, Mason has been traded to Houston. 

The Ravens had a bye last week, so they’ll face their former teammate for the second game in a row.

Different team. Different jersey. Apparently the same attitude.

(Mason trade should be a wake-up call - Jets Blog - ESPN New York)

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