Antonio Cromartie

uchdown passes came to an end when a pass went through TE Aaron Hernandez’s hands and into CB Antonio Cromartie’s waiting palms. I heard one analyst say it was Brady’s first red zone interception of his career. Maybe he meant regular season red zone interception because I recall a playoff pick in 2005 to Denver. It was memorable not because CB Champ Bailey nearly went goal line to goal line on the return, but for TE Benjamin Watson chasing Bailey down and knocking Bailey out of bounds. Sorry for bringing up a bad memory, but...

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The reinforcements have to step up big time.

Crow More, Tony: CB Antonio Cromartie called QB Tom Brady an “A-hole” and said “F*** him.” Cromartie has to back up the tough talk.

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New York CB Antonio Cromartie blanketed Moss in the second half and held Randy to zero catches. In the rematch, the Patriots seemingly attacked Cromartie and Brady connected for three touchdowns on Cromartie.

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just when they have to. 

A few things I’m looking for: 

Cro’s Feet: CB Antonio Cromartie shut down Moss in the second half in the first meeting. How well can he handle the smaller, quicker wide outs? 

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My obsession with Pro Football Focus continues...

Cromartie only had 2 good games in 2009, with a total season ranking of -5.5. But that still wasn't bad enough to beat Tomlinson who had only 1 good game in 2009 and came in with a total season ranking of -10.8. Although Cromartie did play a little worse in the Chargers playoff loss, maybe that's why they signed him first? Wait, what?

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Free Agency just started on Friday, and the Jets and Dolphins have both made significant moves while the Patriots have stuck to signing their own guys, and it's become a popular article around the interwebs whether these moves have dethroned New England as the AFC East favorites.

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