Coming to the US from the UK, Crawford played two seasons with the Raiders, three years in Dallas, and two years in Atlanta before spending his final season (2020) in Tennessee, where he started nine games and recorded two sacks for the Titans. Crawford's career year came in 2018, when he had six sacks in 11 starts for the Falcons. 

Crawford tallied two sacks across 16 games, nine of which were starts, for the Titans last year. He has played at least 400 defensive snaps in each of his previous three seasons and can also contribute on special teams. At 32 years old, Crawford will slot in as a role player for the Cardinals. 

Crawford will be a rotational defensive end for the Titans. He'll be entering his age-32 season in 2020 and is coming off a three-season stretch with the Falcons where he compiled a total of 6.5 sacks. 

2018 was a breakout campaign for the London-born mammoth, with Crawford racking up career highs in tackles (35), QB hits (nine) and sacks (six). Involvement this season diminished, as he logged only four starts after picking up 11 during 2018, and played 50-plus percent of the defensive snaps just four times after fielding 60-plus percent of the snaps 11 times last year. Following three seasons as a member of the Falcons, the 31-year-old is set to become an unrestricted free agent once his contract expires in March.