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Arizona Cardinals rookie Qb Josh Rosen left a fat ass tip after a sushi date with his mom ... and it's all to honor the late daughter of ex-Cardinals tight end Todd Heap.  Tragically, Heap's 3-year-old daughter Holly passed away last year after a car accident at the family home in Arizona. To honor her memory, the Heaps started Hugs From Holly Day on May 3 -- and encouraged people to spread love and joy in their...

The wife of longtime Espn broadcaster Chris Berman died in a traffic crash in Connecticut, the sports network's president confirmed Wednesday.

Katherine Ann Berman, 67, of Cheshire, Connecticut, was one of two victims in the two-vehicle crash at about 2:15 p.m. Tuesday in Woodbury, state police said. The other victim was identified by police as Edward Bertulis, 87, of Waterbury.

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"This is a devastating tragedy and difficult to comprehend," Espn President John Skipper said in a statement. "Chris is beloved by all his Espn colleagues and for good reason: He has a huge heart and has given so much to so many over the years. We know how much his family means to him and all we can do at a moment like this is give him the love and support he will surely need at this hour."

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Former Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap is attempting to turn a family tragedy into a positive movement by asking fans to spread love on what would have been his daughter Holly’s fourth birthday. The toddler was killed last month when Heap, 37, accidentally hit her while moving his truck in the driveway of their Mesa, Arizona. Heap and his family have now launched the “Hugs From Holly” campaign — asking people to simply hug the ones they love … or even complete strangers. Also Read: Ex-nfl Star Todd Heap Accidentally Hits, Kills 3-Year-Old Daughter While Moving His Truck “Holly was known to give the best hugs,...

NFL star Todd Heap and his family are asking others to spread some joy on what would have been the fourth birthday of their daughter Holly, who tragically died last month.

The Baltimore Ravens tight end accidentally hit and killed the preschooler on April 14 outside their Arizona home as he attempted to move his truck into the driveway.

Since that tragic day, friends and family have come forward to ask the public to honor Holly in a simple way — by giving a hug.

“Holly was known to give the best hugs, and her love for everyone and everything in life was contagious,...

Less than 1 month after Todd Heap's daughter was killed in an accident at their home, the ex-nfl star is calling on his fans to help honor her memory ... by celebrating "Hugs from Holly Day." As we previously reported, Heap's 3-year-old daughter, Holly, was struck by Todd's truck in what law enforcement determined was an unfortunate accident. Holly would have turned 4 years old on Wednesday -- and now the former Baltimore Ravens tight end and...

Phoenix -- Authorities say former NFL player Todd Heap was moving a truck that ran over and killed his 3-year-old daughter in the driveway of their suburban Phoenix home.

The Arizona Republic reported that police say Heap was behind the wheel of the truck when he accidentally struck the girl while moving the vehicle forward outside their home in Mesa on Friday afternoon.

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Officials said the girl was taken to a hospital where she was pronounced dead.

Mesa police said impairment was not a factor.

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Heap played in the NFL for the Baltimore Ravens and Arizona Cardinals. He played at Arizona State University, where he was a two-time All-Pac-10 selection.

Heap and his wife Ashley have four other children. In 2010, Heap had a pediatric center in Baltimore named after...

Former Arizona Cardinals tight end Todd Heap accidentally struck and killed his 3-year-old daughter while moving his truck in the driveway of the family’s Mesa, Arizona, home late Friday afternoon, the Arizona Republic reported. The young daughter of the two-time Pro Bowler was transported to a nearby hospital, where she was pronounced dead. She was the youngest of five children Heap has with his wife, Ashley. Police say that there were no signs that Heap was impaired in any way, but an investigation is ongoing. Also Read: Dan Rooney, Pittsburgh Steelers Chairman, Dies at 84 The Arizona Cardinals released a statement about the.

The Mesa Police Department in Arizona confirmed former Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap accidentally hit and killed his 3-year-old daughter with his truck on Friday, according to ABC 15. Police reportedly said the girl was in her driveway when Heap went to move a truck and hit her Friday.

Before being drafted by the Ravens in 2001, Heap, 37, attended Mountain View High School in Mesa and continued at Arizona State University. He spent 10 seasons with the Ravens and played for Cardinals in 2011 and 2012 before injury forced his retirement midway through his second season with Arizona.

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The Mesa Police Department in Arizona confirmed former Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap accidentally hit and killed his three-year-old daughter with his truck on Friday, according to ABC 15. Police reportedly said the girl was in her driveway when Heap went to move a truck and hit her Friday.

Police reportedly said “there were no suspicious circumstances to the incident, and that impairment does not appear to be a factor.” According to Fox 10 in Phoenix, Heap’s daughter “was taken to a local hospital, where she later died.”

Before being drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in 2001, Heap, 37, attended Mountain View...

Former NFL star Todd Heap accidentally hit and killed his 3-year-old daughter while moving his truck in the driveway of his Arizona home today ... according to police. Mesa Police say they responded to an emergency call for a pedestrian hit by a vehicle around 3:45 Pm. Heap's daughter was transported to the hospital ... where she later died. Heap's 3-year-old daughter was the youngest of his 5 children. Officials say Heap -- a 2x-Pro Bowl tight end...

Hines Ward could have a serious bone to pick with Michael Irvin -- 'cause "The Playmaker" says Katy Perry made a big mistake wearing a #86 jersey on Espn last week because "nobody great wears 86."Irvin was at Lax when he raved about why Katy is the Perfect choice for the Super Bowl halftime show (pleasant for you ears and for your eyes) ... and then went on to take a shot at #86. "Next time wear #88," Irvin...

Pimpin' ain't easy ... but it was necessary for one member of the Baltimore Ravens Monday night, who rolled into a charity Halloween party like his name was Dolemite! Ravens Qb Joe Flacco (The Situation), tight end Todd Heap (Edward from 'Twilight'), and rookie linebacker Sergio Kindle (piiiiiiiiiimp) all dressed up for the Raven's Halloween Charity Bash at a Dave & Busters near Baltimore. Michael Oher -- the inspiration for "The Blind Side" -- also rolled down...