Except that you aren't in their company. Most of those martyrs were fighting and dying for Calvinist predestination. That was the doctrine which Rome was trying to kill.
You call them "supposed heretics", which begs the question: they were Calvinist predestinarians; was their doctrine of Calvinist Predestination "heretical", or is it Biblical?
If you believe that Calvinist predestination is false, you are not in the theological company of the Calvinist martyrs of the Reformation, but theologically in the company of their accusers.
They also, and variously, wanted the Word of God in their own language so that all men may read it. Wanted to worship as their conscience dictated. I stated that I wanted to know what God said. I stated that I didn't care what man said, as man's word is inferior to God's. For that, I was called a heretic. Thus, by label, I am in honored company. Only difference is: I'm still around.
Once again. You didn't read what I said. You're missing something vital.