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Top Marcus Cromartie News

  • Marcus Cromartie: Heading to CFL

    Cromartie signed a contract with the CFL's Montreal Alouettes on Thursday.

    Cromartie most recently got a shot with the Lions last preseason, but he landed on injured reserve in September and was waived shortly after. This will mark his first stint in the CFL, and if he performs well, the Wisconsin product could parlay the opportunity into another chance in the NFL.

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  • Marcus Cromartie: Released off IR

    The Lions released Cromartie from injured reserve Tuesday.

    Cromartie was set to spend his season on the sidelines before the Lions cut him loose. He'll now be able to find a new landing spot once his health is up to par.

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  • Lions' Marcus Cromartie: Shifts to IR

    The Lions placed Cromartie (knee) on injured reserve Friday, Justin Rogers of The Detroit News reports.

    Cromartie has played sparingly over the last four years, making just 21 tackles and three pass breakups in 22 games. He'll sit out the 2018 season unless he reaches an injury settlement with Detroit.

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  • Lions' Marcus Cromartie: Signs with Detroit

    Cromartie signed a contract with the Lions on Sunday, Tim Twentyman of the Lions' official site reports.

    Cromartie was last seen in the NFL with the Texans in 2017, when he was released in October. His signing comes after fellow safety Stefan McClure was waived/injured on Sunday, and now Cromartie will look to fight for a spot on Detroit's final roster.

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  • Marcus Cromartie: Parts with Texans

    Cromartie was released by the Texans on Saturday, Mark Berman of Fox KRIV 26 reports.

    Cromartie was with the Texans little more than a week and played exclusively on special teams during his lone game appearance. The 26-year-old spent the preseason with the Seahawks and was previously with the Bills, as he now looks for a new team.

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  • Texans' Marcus Cromartie: Signing with Texans

    Cromartie (undisclosed) is reportedly signing a one-year deal with the Texans, Aaron Wilson of the Houston Chronicle reports.

    Cromartie most recently was with the Seahawks during the preseason but agreed to an injury settlement with the team after winding up on injured reserve just before the beginning of the regular season. The cornerback likely will serve in a reserve role with the Texans but could make an impact on special teams.

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  • Marcus Cromartie: Agrees to injury settlement

    Cromartie (undisclosed) agreed to an injury settlement with the Seahawks on Monday, per the NFL's official transaction log.

    Cromartie is now removed from injured reserve and instantly eligible to sign with any team other than the Seahawks.

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  • Seahawks' Marcus Cromartie: Lands on IR

    Cromartie (undisclosed) was placed on IR Saturday.

    The designation means that Cromartie won't play this regular season. With Cromartie out, look for Tedric Thompson and Delano Hill to benefit on the field.

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  • Seahawks' Marcus Cromartie: Signs with Seattle

    Cromartie signed a contract with the Seahawks on Wednesday, Bob Condotta of The Seattle Times reports.

    Cromartie spent the past three seasons in San Francisco but was never able to stay healthy for an entire 16-game slate across three years with the team. His best season came in 2015 when he logged 12 tackles and two passes defended in eight games. He spent a brief period of time with the Bills earlier in the offseason but will now wrestle for a depth position within the Seahawks' secondary in advance of Week 1.

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  • Marcus Cromartie: Released by Buffalo

    Cromartie was released by the Bills on Thursday, Aaron Wilson of The National Football Post reports.

    Cromartie's release comes just over a month after he was signed by the Bills. He's appeared in 21 games with the 49ers over the first three years of his career, recording 21 tackles and three passes defensed in that span. He'll look to hold on to a spot as a depth secondary and special teams player with another team in 2017.

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  • Bills' Marcus Cromartie: Signs contract with Bills

    Cromartie signed with the Bills on Friday.

    Cromartie arrives in Buffalo as one of eight signings made Friday. After going undrafted out of Wisconsin in 2013, Cromartie appeared in 21 games over the past three seasons for the 49ers, totaling 21 tackles and three pass deflections. He'll compete for a roster spot with the Bills during training camp.

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  • 49ers' Marcus Cromartie: Won't receive free-agent tender

    Cromartie won't be tendered by San Francisco, Matt Barrows of The Sacramento Bee reports.

    Cromartie didn't see much playing time in 2016 as he was near the tail end of the 49ers' depth chart. He had just five tackles and no passes defensed on the season. He'll be a free agent when the new league year begins Thursday.

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  • 49ers' Marcus Cromartie: Practices in full Wednesday

    Cromartie (ankle) was a full participant at Wednesday's practice.

    Cromartie's ability to give it a full go Wednesday indicates that his ankle injury is largely behind him. If he is able to play Sunday against the Cowboys, Cromartie will provide depth at free safety behind starter Eric Reid.

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  • 49ers' Marcus Cromartie: Inactive for Sunday's game

    Cromartie (ankle) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

    Cromartie was limited in practice throughout the week, so it is not a huge surprise to see him sitting out Sunday's game. He provides the 49ers depth at free safety, but his absence shouldn't strongly affect San Francisco's defensive performance.

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  • 49ers' Marcus Cromartie: Questionable for Sunday

    Cromartie (ankle) is considered questionable for Sunday's game against the Seahawks.

    Cromartie's ankle injury kept him out of the 49ers' Week 2 loss to the Panthers, and he was limited in practice throughout the week leading up to this Sunday's matchup. Eric Reid will be the starter at free safety regardless, but Cromartie will look to get back to game action.

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  • 49ers' Marcus Cromartie: Out for Week 2

    Cromartie (ankle) has been ruled out for Week 2's tilt with the Panthers.

    Cromartie injured his ankle in Monday's season opener against the Rams and will now spend Week 2 on the sidelines. Eric Reid will likely see even more time on the field with his backup now out.

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  • 49ers' Marcus Cromartie: Questionable for Week 2

    Cromartie (ankle) is questionable for the 49ers' Week 2 matchup against the Panthers.

    Cromartie went down in Monday's tilt with the Rams and was a limited participant all week. If he can play, he'll likely assume a backup role at free safety.

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  • 49ers' Marcus Cromartie: Limited participant at Wednesday's practice

    Cromartie was a limited participant at Wednesday's practice with an ankle injury, Matt Maiocco of CSN Bay Area reports.

    Cromartie suffered an ankle injury in Monday's win against the Rams. If he were to be able to play Sunday against the Seahawks, he would likely back-up Eric Reid at free safety and contribute on special teams.

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Player Bio

HT/WT: 6-0, 195 lbs
Birthplace: Yuma, AZ, USA
Age: 33
School: Wisconsin
Experience: 4