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Meet the Charleston Crusaders: Key Players and Their Unique Stories

Discover the Charleston Crusaders' standout roster, featuring iconic players like Kurt Warner, Adrian Peterson, and Larry Fitzgerald. From Warner's unique "Crunchtime" cereal to Peterson's shoe superstitions, each player's journey is remarkable. Highlights include Jason Witten's evolution from defensive end to record-breaking tight end, and Julius Peppers' dual accolades as the nation's top defensive player. Learn about the contributions of defensive stalwarts like DeMarcus Ware and Patrick Willis, and celebrate the legacies of these football greats.

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Meet the Charleston Crusaders: Key Players and Their Unique Stories

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  1. Charleston Crusaders Meet the Team

  2. Kurt Warner Position – QB Jersey Number – 13 Height – 6’2’’ Weight – 214 lb. Fun Fact – has his own cereal named “Warner Crunchtime”

  3. Adrian Peterson Position – Running Back Jersey Number – 28 Height – 6’ 1’’ Weight – 217 lb. Fun Fact - Adrian is superstitious about the fit of his shoes. They must feel perfect before he leaves the locker room.

  4. Mike Sellers Position – Fullback Jersey Number – 45 Height – 6’ 3’’ Weight – 273 Fun Fact - Attended Walla Walla Community College in Walla Walla, Washington.

  5. Larry Fitzgerald Position – Wide Receiver Jersey Number – 11 Height – 6’ 3’’ Weight – 218 lb. Fun Fact - Was drafted third overall in the 2004 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals.

  6. AnquanBoldin Position – Wide Receiver Jersey Number – 81 Height – 6’ 1’’ Weight – 217 lb. Fun Fact - Named the state of Florida's "Mr. Football"

  7. Jason Witten Position – Tight End Jersey Number – 85 Height – 6’ 5’’ Weight – 263 lb. Fun Fact - Witten went from being a defensive end prospect to a record breaking tight end at the University of Tennesse

  8. Jordan Gross Position – Offensive Tackle Jersey Number – 69 Height – 6’ 4’’ Weight – 300 lb. Fun Fact - Drafted by the Panthers eighth overall in the 2003 NFL Draft

  9. Walter Jones Position – Offensive Tackle Jersey Number – 71 Height – 6’ 5’’ Weight – 324 lb. Fun Fact - drafted by the Seahawks sixth overall in the 1997 NFL Draft

  10. Steve Hutchinson Position – Offensive Guard Jersey Number – 76 Height – 6’ 5’’ Weight – 313 lb. Fun Fact - Originally entered fall practice as a defensive lineman at University of Michigan

  11. Chris Snee Position – Offensive Guard Jersey Number – 75 Height – 6’ 5’’ Weight – 325 lb. Fun Fact - Gave up his final year of college eligibility to make himself eligible for the NFL Draft

  12. Andre Gurode Position – Center Jersey Number – 65 Height – 6’ 4’’ Weight – 318 lb. Fun Fact - Was a PrepStar and SuperPrepAll-America

  13. Julius Peppers Position – Defensive End Jersey Number – 90 Height – 6’ 7’’ Weight – 283 lb. Fun Fact - won the Chuck Bednarik Award for the nation's top defensive player and the Lombardi Award as the best collegiate lineman in 2001

  14. Justin Tuck Position – Defensive End Jersey Number – 91 Height – 6’ 5’’ Weight – 271 lb. Fun Fact - former standout defensive end for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish

  15. Kevin Williams Position – Defensive Tackle Jersey Number – 93 Height – 6’ 5’’ Weight – 311 lb. Fun Fact - selected by the Vikings with the 9th pick of the first round in the 2003 NFL Draft

  16. Jay Ratliff Position – Defensive Tackle Jersey Number – 89 Height – 6’ 5’’ Weight – 303 lb. Fun Fact - made his first NFL start on October 9, 2005

  17. DeMarcus Ware Position – Outside Linebacker Jersey Number – 94 Height – 6’ 4’’ Weight – 262 lb. Fun Fact - considered the best 3-4 outside linebacker by Sporting News

  18. Lance Briggs Position – Outside Linebacker Jersey Number – 55 Height – 6’ 1’’ Weight – 242 lb. Fun Fact - was a two-time first-team All-Pac-10 Conference selection as a linebacker at the University of Arizona

  19. Patrick Willis Position – Inside Linebacker Jersey Number – 52 Height – 6’ 1’’ Weight – 240 lb. Fun Fact - named the 2007 AP NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year

  20. Charles Woodson Position – Corner Jersey Number – 21 Height – 6’ 1’’ Weight – 204 lb. Fun Fact - the only player in the history of NCAA Division I-A football to win the Heisman Trophy

  21. Antoine Wilfield Position – Corner Jersey Number – 26 Height – 5’ 9’’ Weight – 180 lb. Fun Fact - made his first Pro Bowl in 2008.

  22. Nick Collins Position – Free Safety Jersey Number – 36 Height – 5’ 11’’ Weight – 200 lb. Fun Fact - has been a Packer his entire NFL career

  23. Jeff Feagles Position – Punter Jersey Number – 10 Height – 6’ 1’’ Weight – 215 lb. Fun Fact - known for using the "coffin corner" punt

  24. John Carney Position – Placekicker Jersey Number – 28 Height – 5’ 11’’ Weight – 185 lb. Fun Fact - Carney was third on the NFL career scoring list with a career total of 2,044 points

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