Summary
Las Vegas Raiders player Maxx Crosby had knee surgery to fix his meniscus and will miss the last two games of the season. After the surgery, he shared a picture of himself with a knee brace, raising questions about the extent of his injury. Crosby's future with the team is uncertain, but his main focus now is on recovering.
Key Facts
- Maxx Crosby had knee surgery to trim his meniscus.
- The surgery led the Raiders to sideline him for the last two games of the regular season.
- Crosby posted a picture showing a knee brace, causing speculation about the surgery's complexity.
- A former NFL doctor suggested the surgery might have been more than just a cleanup.
- The Raiders put Crosby on injured reserve before their game against the New York Giants.
- Crosby had a successful season with 73 tackles and 10 sacks in 15 games.
- He signed a three-year, $107 million contract extension with the Raiders in March.
- There are rumors about Crosby possibly being traded, but his current focus is on recovery.
