Summary
The Baltimore Ravens initially planned to trade for Maxx Crosby, but the deal fell through due to concerns about his health after knee surgery. Instead, they signed Trey Hendrickson from the Cincinnati Bengals. Hendrickson expected to play alongside Crosby, but now he will compete against him.
Key Facts
- The Ravens were set to trade for Maxx Crosby but canceled due to health concerns.
- Crosby had recently undergone knee surgery.
- Baltimore Ravens then signed Trey Hendrickson for four years at $112 million.
- Hendrickson thought he would play with Crosby, based on initial talks.
- The Ravens quickly signed Hendrickson after the Crosby deal fell through.
- The Raiders keep Crosby, adding him to an already strong team lineup.
- Both trades significantly impacted the financial and strategic plans for the teams involved.
