Jae Crowder

One collector is trying to find a single signature from every man who ever played for the Jazz — all 370 of them, from the 1974 New Orleans team to today. For many of them, this page is the only one on the internet. Here is Jae Crowder: what he did on the floor, a few things most people never knew, and every card that carries his name. If you own something he signed — or you know who might — there is a note at the foot of this page.

An overweight teenage quarterback in Villa Rica, Georgia, Crowder called his father Corey — a former NBA player then competing in Europe — to help him get in shape. The rebuilt frame took the junior-college route, won a national JUCO title at Howard College in 2010, then earned Big East Player of the Year at Marquette in 2012. Drafted 34th, he became one of the league's most traded forwards: Dallas, Boston, Cleveland, then Utah in 2018.

After the Jazz dealt him to Memphis in 2019, he reached back-to-back NBA Finals with different teams — Miami in 2020 and Phoenix in 2021. A falling-out with the Suns' front office soured that stop, and he most recently played for Vaqueros de Bayamon in Puerto Rico.

HOW HE CAME & WENTUtah acquired him on February 8, 2018 in a three-team deal with Cleveland and Sacramento, bringing the son to the franchise his father Corey played 51 games for. In July 2019 he went to Memphis in the package for Mike Conley.

Full name

Corey Jae Crowder

Utah Jazz tenure

2017–19

Position

Forward

Born

1990, Villa Rica, Georgia

Height

6′6″ (198 cm)

Weight

236 lb (107 kg)

College

Marquette

Drafted

2012, 2nd round (No. 34), Cleveland