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Maxx Crosby calls nixed Ravens trade 'water under the bridge' as he refocuses on Raiders
Crosby says the failed deal is behind him as he rehabs a January knee surgery and prepares to learn a new Raiders defensive scheme.
- Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby said Wednesday he has moved on from his nixed trade to the Ravens, calling the situation "water under the bridge" while refocusing on the upcoming season.
- The Raiders agreed to trade Crosby to the Ravens for two first-round draft picks on March 6, but Baltimore backed out four days later after he reportedly failed a physical exam.
- Recovering from surgery to repair a torn meniscus, Crosby described the process as the "longest rehab" of his career, though he is nearing a return to the field.
- Defensive coordinator Rob Leonard, who is shifting the team to a 3-4 scheme, praised Crosby's dedication, stating it is "awesome to help him toward some of his goals" this season.
- Crosby, who recorded 10 sacks and 28 tackles for loss last season, remains committed to the Raiders under a three-year extension worth $91.5 million guaranteed.
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Maxx Crosby calls nixed Ravens trade 'water under the bridge' as he refocuses on Raiders
Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby said Wednesday he has moved on since his trade to Baltimore was nixed in March by the Ravens, and his focus is on getting ready for another season in Las Vegas.
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Raiders' Maxx Crosby on Failed Ravens Offseason Trade: 'Water Under the Bridge'
Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby said Wednesday he has moved on since his trade to Baltimore was nixed in March by the Ravens, and his focus is on getting ready for another season in Las Vegas. "It's water under the bridge," Crosby said in his first comments to Las Vegas reporters. "It's a long time ago. A lot of things I learned about what's going on and what this league can bring. A lot of adversity, a lot of different things you can't rea…
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