Maxx Crosby Reaffirms Commitment to the Raiders
The Raiders’ star edge rusher, Maxx Crosby, has confirmed his commitment to the Las Vegas team in his recent statements. This comes after a possible transfer that would take him to the Ravens was frustrated. Crosby, through a social media post, expressed his feelings with a forceful message: “Everything happens for a reason. Don’t believe everything you hear and only half of what you see. I am a Raider. I’m back. Let this roll.” This statement comes after the player said goodbye to the team, with which he has played since 2019, and expressed his enthusiasm to join the Ravens. The transfer, which involved two first-round picks, including the number 14 of the 2026 draft, ultimately did not materialize. The cancellation of the agreement was due to medical concerns that arose during the medical examination in Baltimore. Crosby, 28 years old, underwent surgery in January to repair a meniscus tear in his left knee.The player is already at the Raiders’ facilities, training and preparing for the upcoming season. Meanwhile, the Ravens have chosen to sign Trey Hendrickson, former edge rusher of the Bengals, to a four-year, $112 million contract. Despite conversations about a possible transfer, Crosby has made it clear that his focus is on the Raiders. The Raiders, despite the situation with Crosby, are moving forward with their plans. They have announced agreements with Eric Stokes (three years, 30 million dollars), Malcolm Koonce (one year, 11 million dollars) and Nakobe Dean (three years, 36 million dollars), in addition to the transfer of Taron Johnson. Las Vegas has also finalized deals with Tyler Linderbaum (three years, $81 million), Quay Walker (three years, $40.5 million), Kwity Paye (three years, $48 million), and Jalen Nailor (three years, $35 million).Crosby’s agent, CJ LaBoy, stated that the player is ahead in his recovery and ready to participate in the offseason program.
CJ LaBoy
