all-purpose yards in a single season: 2,510 (2009) Most career combined kickoff and punt return touchdowns: 11 Personal life Cribbs has been married to Maria Cribbs since 2002. He has two children, Kimorah and Israel Cribbs. The Cribbs family lives in North Royalton, Ohio. Cribbs is also part-owner of a children's indoor inflatable play arena called Bounce City. He shares the ownership of the facility, which is located in Strongsville, Ohio, with Darnell Dinkins, a former Browns tight end. Cribbs indicated via Twitter that he will give his 2010 Pro Bowl paycheck to relief efforts for the 2010 Haiti earthquake. Cribbs was also featured in an episode of The League, "The White Knuckler", in which Ruxin (Nick Kroll) contacts Cribbs to help out a sick kid in the hope of meeting Cribbs himself. Cribbs played himself in an episode of Hot In Cleveland, "The Gateway Friend," which originally aired May 2, 2012. He appeared in the bar/restaurant that Melanie, Joy, and Victoria frequent, placing second in a karaoke contest to guest star Kristin Chenoweth. He did not actually sing on camera, but did have multiple lines. Following the 2014 season Cribbs appeared on an episode of ESPN's Outside the Lines, discussing concussions. Cribbs stated that a specialist at the Cleveland Clinic told the then 32 year old Cribbs that he had the brain of a person in his late 50s. He stated that despite the diagnosis he would continue to play in the NFL if possible, comparing himself to a smoker with late stage cancer who continued to smoke. Cribbs and his wife have hosted a local television talk show titled Cribbs in the CLE on WOIO since 2019. References External links New York Jets bio Cleveland Browns bio 1983 births Living people Players of American football from Washington, D.C. American football quarterbacks American football return specialists American football wide receivers Kent State Golden Flashes football players Cleveland Browns players Oakland Raiders players New York Jets players Indianapolis Colts players American Conference Pro Bowl players People from North Royalton, Ohio Dunbar High School (Washington, D.C.) alumni