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Howard Cross Date of birth: August 8, 1967 (1967-08-08) (age 43) Place of birth: Huntsville, Alabama Career information Position(s): Tight end College: Alabama NFL Draft: 1989 / Round: 6 / Pick: 158 Organizations  As player: 1989-2001 New York Giants Playing stats at NFL.com Howard Edward Cross, Jr. (born August 8, 1967 in Huntsville, Alabama) is a former professional American football tight end in the National Football League. Cross was drafted out of the University of Alabama in the 1989 NFL Draft by the New York Giants in the sixth round. Cross played in 207 games for the Giants, and although he was known more for his blocking expertise, he finished his 13 year career in 2001 with 201 receptions for 2,194 yards and 17 touchdowns. He also spent a great deal of time working with youth to help ensure that they stayed in school. In college, Cross was a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Cross played football at New Hope High School in New Hope, Alabama. Cross won a Super Bowl ring with the Giants in 1990. Cross played in more games as a Giant than any other player in team history. After retiring, Cross moved into television, working for the YES Network. He currently is a co-host of the networks This Week in Football as well as serving as color commentator alongside John Sterling on YES' Ivy League football telecasts. In addition, Cross is also a sideline reporter for the radio broadcast of the New York Giants. Howard currently resides in Northern New Jersey. v • d • e New York Giants Super Bowl XXV Champions 5 Sean Landeta | 6 Matt Cavanaugh | 9 Matt Bahr | 11 Phil Simms | 15 Jeff Hostetler | 21 Reyna Thompson | 22 Lee Rouson | 23 Perry Williams | 24 Ottis Anderson (MVP) | 25 Mark Collins | 26 Dave Duerson | 27 Rodney Hampton | 28 Everson Walls | 29 Myron Guyton | 30 Dave Meggett | 34 Lewis Tillman | 43 David Whitmore | 44 Maurice Carthon | 46 Roger Brown | 47 Greg Jackson | 51 Bobby Abrams | 52 Pepper Johnson | 55 Gary Reasons | 56 Lawrence Taylor | 57 Larry McGrew | 58 Carl Banks | 59 Brian Williams | 60 Eric Moore | 61 Bob Kratch | 64 Tom Rehder | 65 Bart Oates | 70 Leonard Marshall | 72 Doug Riesenberg | 73 John Washington | 74 Erik Howard | 76 Jumbo Elliott | 77 Eric Dorsey | 80 Bob Mrosko | 81 Stacy Robinson | 82 Mark Ingram | 84 Troy Kyles | 85 Stephen Baker | 87 Howard Cross | 89 Mark Bavaro | 93 Mike Fox | 98 Johnie Cooks | 99 Steve DeOssie Head Coach: Bill Parcells Coaches: Bill Belichick | Romeo Crennel | Tom Coughlin | Ron Erhardt | Al Groh | Ray Handley | Fred Hoaglin | Johnny Parker | Mike Pope | Mike Sweatman | Charlie Weis v • d • e YES Network Original programming Boston vs. New York Poker Challenge · CenterStage · Mike'd Up · Nets Magazine · This Week in Football · Yankees Classics · Yankees Magazine  · Yankeeography · Yankees on Deck · YES' Ultimate Road Trip Current on-air staff Marv Albert · Howard Cross · Jack Curry · Gordon Damer · Ian Eagle · John Flaherty · Mike Fratello · Kimberly Jones · Michael Kay · Al Leiter · Bob Lorenz · Tino Martinez · Gary Myers · Nancy Newman · Paul O'Neill · Chris Shearn · Ken Singleton · Jim Spanarkel · John Sterling · Jessica Taff · Ross Tucker Former on-air staff Michelle Beadle · Leslie Boghosian · David Cone · Joe Girardi · Fred Hickman · Mark Jackson · David Justice · Jim Kaat · Bobby Murcer · Charley Steiner · Kelly Tripucka · Suzyn Waldman Persondata Name Cross, Howard Alternative names Short description Date of birth August 8, 1967 Place of birth Date of death Place of death This biographical article relating to an American football tight end born in the 1960s is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. v • d • e