Steve Heiden the tight end player of Cleveland Browns after a severe injury in the knee three days after is on the operating table for reconstruction. Now, after eight months of surgery he is back on the playing field after he was cleared by his doctors. Heiden said, there is no success story yet since he has done nothing yet. He has attended only one practiced since his return. Heiden who last year caught 23 passes as a backup who is a blocker is a logical pick if he is physically fit.
The tackle of Bunkley was responsible of Heidens back leg injury during the game last Dec. 15 that teared the ACL and MCL in his knee. This was a devastating injury but he never felt that his career was finished. Good thing there was less swelling so he quickly had an operation. He wanted to return to the field ASAP. An ankle injury also forced him to miss seven games during the 2003 season.
