Raiders star Maxx Crosby gets massive chest tattoo with tributes to Kobe, Ali, and Jordan
Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby picked the perfect time to debut his new ink.
Tattooed by the artists at Onder Ink, Crosby covered his full torso in art that includes a portrait of his daughter.
He shared photos of the new ink on Twitter on Father’s Day.
According to Onder Ink’s Andres Ortega, Crosby’s tattoo took 11 hours to finish. It also includes the phrase “Be Legendary,” as well as Kobe Bryant, Mohammad Ali and Michael Jordan portraits.
The Colleyville, Texas native also has TX on his stomach and his number, 98, on his upper chest with diamonds and a rose.
Onder Ink has become a favorite of NFL stars around the league. Recently on his Instagram story, Onder Ink artist Andres Ortega featured another player signing a wall with clients’ signatures, which is now getting quite full.
Crosby signed a four-year, $94 million deal last March then went on to post a career-high 12.5 sacks and 20 tackles for loss.
Onder Ink tattoos multiple Cowboys
Like Crosby, the Dallas Cowboys have been hit by tattoo fever this offseason. After Dak Prescott, Tony Pollard and CeeDee Lamb all added major pieces from Onder Ink, cornerback Trevon Diggs also finished a huge back tattoo.
Featured in the Diggs’ collage are a mix of characters from an astronaut floating in a starry landscape, the Joker and Batman, along with the words “HA HA HA,” and three crucifixes. There’s also a Zeus-like figure and the portrait of a woman.
Lamb’s new full-back tattoo, which includes a massive tiger, also has a rosary, an Interstate 45 sign, and most notably, a depiction of Kobe Bryant.
Besides the Lakers jersey and the I-45 sign, the only text in the backpiece is, “My story isn’t over,” placed in the upper right shoulder blade area.
Like Lamb’s tattoo, Prescott also included a nod to Kobe Bryant with a black mamba and the Lakers legend’s logo. Other elements of the former Mississippi State standout’s tattoo include a sign depicting Pine Creek Estates mobile home community in Louisiana, the Daffy Duck character, a giant Pegasus, the Michael Jordan Jumpman logo, a moose, and the word “Faith.”
Tony Pollard’s right leg now has cartoons all over it. From Tommy Pickles of the Rugrats to Shaggy and Scooby from Scooby-Doo, Pollard’s tattoo features some of Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon’s best. Even SpongeBob and Curtis the Cowardly Dog make appearances.