Crossman: The amazing story behind Antonio Cromartie

SportsFilter found this 5/7/2008 on www.sportingnews.com [flag]

The San Diego Chargers' Antonio Cromartie has many fascinating stories to tell. But getting him to reveal the most important one is as hard as completing a pass in his area. [link]

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Who is Antonio Cromartie?
Published 5/7/2008 by Ying Yang Mafia at SportsFilter
Who is Antonio Cromartie? : Cromartie may be best known as the Chargers quaterback who led the league in interceptions last year and owns the league record for longest scoring play with a 109 yard return. But not many people know about the other aspects of Cromartie's life, life changing instances such as life-threatening illnesses, having his mom kidnapped at gunpoint, and a scary car accident. ...

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