Summary
The Baltimore Ravens decided against trading for Maxx Crosby and instead signed Trey Hendrickson to a four-year deal. The Ravens' general manager, Eric DeCosta, mentioned initial talks with both Crosby and Hendrickson. Hendrickson later confirmed he anticipated playing with Crosby but understood the Ravens' final decision.
Key Facts
- The Ravens pulled out of a trade with the Las Vegas Raiders for Maxx Crosby.
- The Ravens' general manager initially considered signing both Trey Hendrickson and Maxx Crosby.
- Trey Hendrickson signed a four-year contract with the Ravens worth $112 million, with $60 million guaranteed.
- Hendrickson was initially thought of as a backup choice if the Crosby trade fell through.
- Discussions included having both Crosby and Hendrickson but financial constraints influenced decisions.
- The Ravens’ financial situation was noted as a reason why retaining both players was challenging.
