Tom Crabtree


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Position: TE
Jersey #: 84
Date of Birth: November 4, 1985
Height / Weight: 6'4" / 245 lbs
Drafted: Round , Pick in 2009 by
First Team: GB (2010)
Last Team: TB (2013)

Receiving Stats (WR / TE)

Year Team Games Rec Targets Rec Yds TDs YAC 1st Downs Fumbles Fantasy
2013TB54721113208
2012GB881220331456038
2011GB668381204010
2010GB54761035206

Career Summary

Tom Crabtree is a former NFL tight end from Carroll, Ohio, who played college football at Miami University.

The NFL listed Crabtree as a 6-foot-4, 245-pound tight end from Miami (Ohio). Miami listed him as a Bloom-Carroll graduate from Carroll, Ohio.

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Early Life

Crabtree grew up in Carroll, Ohio, in a family led by Thomas Crabtree and Jennifer Kiger.

Miami’s player biography identifies Crabtree’s parents as Thomas Crabtree and Jennifer Kiger.

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High School

At Bloom-Carroll High School, Crabtree set receiving records and earned all-state recognition.

Miami reported that Crabtree had 90 career receptions for 1,300 yards and seven touchdowns, including school single-season records of 54 catches and 851 yards as a senior. He earned first-team all-league, all-county, and all-district honors and second-team all-state recognition in 2003.

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College Career

Crabtree was a four-year Miami letterwinner and finished his college career with 40 receptions.

Miami’s senior profile called Crabtree a four-time varsity letterwinner with 40 career receptions. His roster biography records 30 catches for 265 yards and two touchdowns through his first three seasons and describes him as a regular starter and special-teams contributor.

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Path to the NFL

Crabtree reached the NFL after completing his Miami career as a tight end and special-teams contributor.

Miami’s roster profile describes Crabtree as an athletic tight end who entered his third season in the starting lineup and contributed regularly on special teams. The NFL later listed him as a four-year NFL tight end from Miami (Ohio).

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NFL Career

Crabtree played 53 NFL games for Green Bay and Tampa Bay, totaling 22 catches for 323 yards and five touchdowns.

NFL career statistics list 46 games with Green Bay from 2010 through 2012 and seven with Tampa Bay in 2013. His totals are 22 receptions, 323 yards, and five touchdown catches.

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Career Accomplishments

Crabtree built a four-year NFL career after a four-year letterwinning run at Miami.

Miami identified Crabtree as a four-time varsity letterwinner. NFL statistics record 53 professional games and five receiving touchdowns, including three touchdown catches in 2012 with Green Bay.

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Playing Style

Crabtree’s Miami profile described a physical tight end who could block, contribute as a receiver, and play special teams.

Miami called Crabtree a very physical blocker who could line up at fullback, noted his strength and long-jump testing, and said he was often one of the first players downfield on special teams.

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Legacy

Crabtree moved from record-setting Bloom-Carroll production to a multiyear NFL tight-end career.

Miami documented Crabtree’s high school receiving records and four-year college letterwinning career. NFL statistics record his 53 games and five touchdown catches.

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Post-Career

The reviewed official football sources document Crabtree’s playing career but do not provide enough verified detail about his work after football.

The reviewed Miami and NFL sources establish Crabtree’s high school, college, and NFL record but do not describe a verified post-playing occupation.

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22604, 00-0026878, 1985-11-04, Tom Crabtree, Tom, Crabtree

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