Throughout the past half-decade, the Las Vegas Raiders have had one defender who’s been a constant force on their defense, and that’s Maxx Crosby. The former fourth-round draft pick immediately defied all odds once entering the league and has quickly developed into one of the premier pass rushers in the game.

Headlining the list, Dallas Cowboys offensive lineman Zack Martin announced his retirement after 11 years in the NFL. Martin's retirement decision sparked reactions from players across the league, including star edge rusher Maxx Crosby. "Ultimate Competitor," Crosby said. "Loved Going To War Against You, First Ballot HOF. Enjoy Retirement Brother."

Maxx Crosby has spent his entire career with the Raiders as he has been with the team since 2019. His first season with the team was the last year that the team was in Oakland. NFL insider Dan Graziano expects the Raiders to find a way to keep him.

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The Las Vegas Raiders have two of the best defensive players at their respective positions. Defensive tackle Adam Butler and defensive end Maxx Crosby are two o

Maxx Crosby and Trey Hendrickson are among the edge rushers who could find themselves as trade candidates this offseason. More at PFR.

Las Vegas Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby has threatened to demand a trade twice in the last year-plus, first to

It’s undeniable that the Las Vegas Raiders‘ decision to trade away star pass rusher Maxx Crosby would constitute a significant “culture reset.” However, by all accounts, Crosby appears to be buying into what new head coach Pete Carroll is selling;