Authentic New York Jets Antonio Cromartie Jersey 52 xl

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Up for Auction Today I have 1 New York Jets Jersey of All Pro (CB) #31 Antonio Cromartie. This is in all white and Jets Green. I am pretty upset the Chargers let Cromartie get signed by another team This guy can flat out play led the NFL in interceptions in 2007. The jersey comes in a size 52 or XL. It will arrive to you Brand new and unworn with all Reebok tags still attached. This Jersey is 100% Stitched Down from the Name to the Numbers even all the Logo's are Stitched as well. I only have 1 available for sale here on E-bay, please no offers through e-mail my prices are non-negotiable I am already listing them lower then my store sale price. S&H Will be 12.00 2 day priority with tracking and delivery confirmation Insurance is non optional and is a must have on all my jersey's it is included in my shipping cost. About Antonio Cromartie On July 25, 2006, Cromartie signed a 5-year, $12.5 million contract with $7.35 million guaranteed with the Chargers. In his first season with the Chargers, Cromartie saw action at cornerback and on special teams . Toward the end of the season, Cromartie handled some punt and kickoff return duties. In a game against the Oakland Raiders , Cromartie returned a kickoff 91 yards, the longest return for the team since 2001. Cromartie wore jersey #25 his rookie season but has since switched to #31 as a Charger for his sophomore year, the reverse of #13, the jersey he wore at Florida State University . On October 28, 2007, Cromartie had two interceptions, returning one 70 yards for a touchdown, 91 total interception return yards, and a fumble recovery for another touchdown while playing against the Houston Texans . Cromartie led the Chargers to a 35-10 victory over the Texans. He was subsequently nominated for the AFC Defensive Player of the Week award. The following week, Cromartie made NFL history. Minnesota Vikings kicker Ryan Longwell came onto the field to attempt a 58-yard field goal to end the first half. The Chargers put Cromartie in the endzone to return the field goal in case of a missed kick. The field goal attempt missed the goalposts and fell toward the back of the endzone. Cromartie caught the football, came down with both feet in bounds, two inches from the back of the end zone, and began the return. Cromartie returned the missed field goal 109 yards for a touchdown at The Metrodome , setting a record for the longest play in NFL history. This record can be equaled but never exceeded (barring a rule change); a regulation football field is 100 yards long, the end zones are 10 yards deep, a play ends when the ball crosses the goal line, and all plays are rounded down to the nearest yard. Therefore, according to the current rules of the game, 109 is the theoretical maximum for plays in the NFL. The next week Cromartie made his first NFL start in place of the injured Quentin Jammer and intercepted three passes thrown by Peyton Manning of the Indianapolis Colts ; the last of which was a leaping one-handed interception in front of Colts WR Reggie Wayne . Cromartie called the one-handed interception the best play of his short career. He is the first player to intercept Peyton Manning three times in one game during the regular season, and earned Defensive Player of the Week honors for his performance in the game. Cromartie ended up going to the Pro Bowl after getting double-digit interceptions, which set a Chargers record for interceptions. On November 24, 2007, Cromartie became the starting cornerback, replacing Drayton Florence (who became a free agent at the end of the season). In the AFC Divisional game against the Indianapolis Colts, Cromartie recorded another interception against Peyton Manning, and his defensive efforts during the game (including a forced fumble against Marvin Harrison) helped the Chargers knock off the defending-champion Colts. In the AFC Championship game , Cromartie recorded an interception against the Patriots' quarterback and 2007 NFL MVP Tom... read more

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