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and that says a lot with players like Heap in our history.
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and that says a lot with players like Heap in our history.
Mans so corny lol.Why does everyone hate on Marlon?
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He crawled so Boyle could walkQynn Sypniewski
Absolutely no questions askedDamn you like Mark even more than Todd?
I’m 30 and been watching the ravens since Kyle boller days, I saw heap play and I don’t think he had a fraction of the skill and mental acuity that andrews has, and he’s also not nearly the athlete or competitor he is.I’m wondering about ages here when it comes to that discussion… I’d venture to say the younger fans (between 20-25, maybe 30) would definitely go for Andrews, while the older fans would go for Heap. Obviously that could be off due to recency bias
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I’m 30 and been watching the ravens since Kyle boller days, I saw heap play and I don’t think he had a fraction of the skill and mental acuity that andrews has, and he’s also not nearly the athlete or competitor he is.
Heap did have incredible hands, toughness at the catch point, and highpoint ability, I’d argue andrews has all the same, though heap is clearly the bigger bull between the two, I think andrews is just superior in every other way.
I would never say that about mason lol, mason is my #1 ravens receiver all time. And not a fraction of the talent was an exaggeration but honestly I don’t think heap really comes that close to andrews, but then again heap didn’t play with Lamar JacksonA fraction of skill Andrews has? Um, you must forget how good he really was when he was healthy. Was he as good as Andrews? No, but most TE's aren't. But to say he didn't have even a fraction of his skills is like saying Steve Smith didn't have a fraction of skill as Mason, which is completely wrong.
I feel itAbsolutely no questions asked
Love Pitta, shame about his hip, would have been a really great player if he could stay healthy.and that says a lot with players like Heap in our history.
Heap was an old school tight end and played the role well. Andrews seems so much more athletic. I always wondered what Heap's true potential was had he not played all those years with shit QBs.Heap did have incredible hands, toughness at the catch point, and highpoint ability, I’d argue andrews has all the same, though heap is clearly the bigger bull between the two, I think andrews is just superior in every other way.
I’m wondering about ages here when it comes to that discussion… I’d venture to say the younger fans (between 20-25, maybe 30) would definitely go for Andrews, while the older fans would go for Heap. Obviously that could be off due to recency bias
Man they were fun as hell to watch and play with in Madden lolMy all-time favorite TE is Antonio Gates, and my all-time favorite RB is LT... I loved those late 2000's Chargers
I'm also 31 but Heap will always have a special place in my heart lol, but I can see why folks would say MarkI am 31.
Going with Andrews
Man they were fun as hell to watch and play with in Madden lol