US EditionRaiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby laughs off trade talk, focuses on recovery
- On February 5, 2026, Hutchinson told Kay Adams he addressed trade rumors linking him to Maxx Crosby, saying it 'sounds really good' despite roster concerns.
- On February 4, 2026, Jay Glazer reported that Maxx Crosby's relationship with the Las Vegas Raiders is likely ending, with "no less than 20 teams" showing interest and Crosby deciding the outcome.
- On performance metrics, Crosby earns nearly $36 million per season, making a trade cost likely higher than what Green Bay paid for Micah Parsons, Glazer said.
- For Detroit, the immediate consequence is that the Lions have only one bonafide edge-rusher for 2026 in Aidan Hutchinson, but analysts warn the combined cost may not add up for Detroit.
- Potential suitors like the Cincinnati Bengals could guarantee Crosby $30 million in 2026, as league interest would push his trade price higher, given his four-year deal and $106.5 million extension.
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Maxx Crosby injury twist complicates possible Raiders trade
Amid a swirl of trade rumors, Maxx Crosby’s future with the Las Vegas Raiders has grown increasingly uncertain after it was revealed that the star pass rusher underwent a procedure on a minor meniscus repair on Jan. 7.
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The Oakland PressHow trade for Maxx Crosby would impact Lions’ salary cap
Pro Bowl defensive end Maxx Crosby appears to have played his final snap as a member of the Las Vegas Raiders, and as a result could be wearing a new uniform in 2026. Crosby, who has amassed 69.5 career sacks since entering the league as a fourth-round pick in 2020 and has received Pro Bowl honors five times in his career, reportedly wants out after a rocky end to the season with the Raiders. Related Articles Mock draft roundup: Li…
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Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby laughs off trade talk, focuses on recovery
Raiders star Maxx Crosby said any talk of him wanting out of Las Vegas didn't come from him. On Friday, he addressed rumors during an appearance on “The Herd with Colin Cowherd.”
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