Summary
Maxx Crosby, a defensive end for the Las Vegas Raiders, is recovering from knee surgery and shared his progress in a video. Despite rumors about a possible trade, the Raiders' general manager expressed confidence that Crosby will stay with the team. The Raiders are currently assessing trade offers while focusing on rebuilding their roster for future success.
Key Facts
- Maxx Crosby had knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus in January.
- He posted a video showing his recovery progress, no longer using crutches.
- Crosby is rumored to be a potential trade piece, but the Raiders’ general manager believes he will stay with the team.
- The Raiders had a 3-14 record last season and are in the process of rebuilding.
- Crosby has not publicly asked for a trade but might prefer playing for a stronger team.
- Trading Crosby could save the Raiders $30.69 million, despite a $5.1 million dead-cap hit.
- Crosby, 28, is considered one of the top edge rushers and earned his fifth Pro Bowl selection in 2025.
- The Raiders are reportedly asking for two first-round picks and a player in exchange for Crosby.
