Baltimore Ravens tight end Todd Heap basically missed all of Sunday night's game versus Pittsburgh after he pulled his right hamstring on the team's first offensive play. He'll likely miss all of the Ravens' next game because of that injury. Head coach John Harbaugh sounded less than optimistic when addressing Heap's status Monday. "I think Todd's probably the one that we really are concerned about," Harbaugh said told the Baltimore Sun. "I don't want to rule him out yet, but it doesn't look good for next week. It's one of those hamstring pulls that's going to be tough. The young guys are going to have to step up." Those young guys are rookie Dennis Pitta and Ed Dickson . The Ravens face the Houston Texans in week 14.

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But those two are a massive fall from Heap, who ranks second on the team in receiving touchdowns, third in receiving yards and fourth in receptions. Dickson got some work against the Steelers while Pitta didn't catch a pass and played more of a blocking role. But even with the lack of depth at tight end this year, Neither of these guys are top-15 options until I see some consistent production going forward. And as you've learned by now, hamstring injuries are bad news for receivers. You should plan for Heap to miss multiple games.