After speculation earlier today that the Ravens were making a push for Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby, a deal has reportedly been made. According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, Las Vegas has agreed to send Crosby to Baltimore in exchange for the Ravens’ first-round picks for the next two years. The trade cannot be officially processed until the new league year starts next week, but the agreement appears to be in place. 
It had been reported that the Ravens were one of a few teams making a strong push for Crosby, and about half an hour ago, NFL insider Jason La Canfora relayed that the Ravens weren’t just interested here, they were “desperate for an impact (defensive) lineman.” It was actually in this post from La Canfora that it was first reported that Baltimore was willing to deal two first-round picks.
That news, by itself, was headline-worthy. A franchise notorious for the way it builds through the draft, the Ravens had never — in their short, 30-year history — traded a future first-round pick — let alone two — in exchange for a player. The closest such situation came all the back in 2003, the only other time the team gave up a future first-round pick. They gave their 2004 first-rounder to the Patriots in order to move back up into the first-round, after having taken Arizona State record-setting pass rusher Terrell Suggs at No. 10 overall, to select Cal quarterback Kyle Boller with the 19th pick that year.
This should speak volumes about how badly the Ravens felt they needed to acquire Crosby. It was only a year ago that Baltimore finished just behind Denver for the most sacks in the NFL thanks to breakout performances from veteran Kyle Van Noy and fourth-year pass rusher Odafe Oweh who combined together to take down the quarterback 22.5 times. This year, the Ravens held the third-lowest sack total in the league. Van Noy missed a couple games and Oweh was traded to Los Angeles after only five, but the two defenders’ sack total in Baltimore this year was 2.0.
Perhaps even more detrimental to the Ravens’ pass rush in 2025 was the season-ending loss of defensive tackle Nnamdi Madubuike. The second-team All-Pro tackle suffered a Week 2 neck injury that not only sidelined him for the remainder of the year but also put Madubuike’s long-term future in question. It’s been six months since the disruptive lineman went down, and with the team still not able to offer a positive update on the matter, reports of Baltimore’s desperation for an elite defensive lineman and today’s subsequent trade may spell out the worse for Madubuike.
With the future of the Ravens pass rush looking as dour as it ever has, what better gift could new head coach Jesse Minter be presented with than Crosby? Minter’s defense is Los Angeles last year saw much more success than Baltimore’s, even getting 7.5 sacks out of Oweh, who was sackless before getting traded. Minter also got to see Crosby up close and personal three times during his tenure as defensive coordinator for the Chargers. One has to imagine Minter had some influence on the decision to pursue the AFC West star.
Trade interest in Crosby dates all the way back to 2023. Having just signed a four-year, $94MM extension of his rookie contract, Crosby delivered a breakout season, notching 12.5 sacks and a league-leading 22 tackles for loss. During another lost season in Las Vegas, the vultures circled over Crosby around the trade deadline, but the Raiders rebuked all advances. In an effort to endorse then-interim head coach Antonio Pierce for the official job, the fiercely loyal Crosby threatened to request a trade should Pierce not be retained.
When the trade deadline rolled around the next season, and Pierce’s 2-4 start as the full head coach had the vultures circling again, the team had to fight off trade inquiries once again. In the offseason last year, trade interest once again swirled around Crosby and the Raiders, but ultimately, the team signed him to a new three-year, $106.5MM extension keeping him under contract through the 2029 NFL season. For the third trade deadline in a row, though, Vegas had to continue to deny that Crosby was available.
Things took a turn for the worse near the end of the season when, in an attempt to secure their best chance at the No. 1 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, the Raiders shut Crosby down for the final two games of the regular season. In response to hearing his team’s decision, Crosby immediately exited the facility, and it was reported that he would evaluate his future in Vegas. According to Dianna Russini of The Athletic, that decision by the Raiders “soured his belief that Las Vegas was the right place for him.” Ever the loyal teammate who once had claimed hopes of finishing his career with the Raiders, Crosby did not publicize his trade requests as the Raiders muddied the waters to maintain leverage in trade negotiations, even though both sides “knew that Crosby’s future was sealed back in mid-December.”
A year after having signed his extension, Crosby finally will get traded. It had been reported that the Raiders were looking for a Micah Parsons– or Khalil Mack-level package in exchange for Crosby. In regard to Parsons, that meant two first-round picks and an impact player, while Mack was traded — along with a second- and fifth-round pick — for two firsts-, a third-, and a sixth-round pick. There were rumored contenders in Super Bowl participants Seattle and New England, but early thoughts were that the Parsons/Mack-like asking price was too high.
The Raiders didn’t feel a need to lower the price, though. They felt that, as interest in Crosby grew and the pressure to offer just a bit more continued to increase, someone would eventually meet the price they needed to hear to pull the trigger.
The Bears and Cowboys entered the fold, and it was disclosed that the Ravens joined the chase a few days later. It simply came down to the fact that Ravens were the first to breach the threshold of two first-round picks, which was apparently, all the Raiders were actually looking for. The Cowboys reportedly were only willing to offer a first- and second-round pick, per ESPN’s Adam Schefter, despite holding two Day 1 selections after the Parsons deal. According to Russini, the Jaguars also attempted to get in the mix, but the lack of a first-round pick this year — from the trade up to draft Travis Hunter — prevented them from putting together a competitive offer.
In exchange for finally making this trade, the Raiders have put themselves in excellent position for a reboot in 2026. They now hold the Nos. 1 and 14 picks in the upcoming draft, and according to Vincent Bonsignore of the California Post, the effects of the Crosby trade and the eventual release of quarterback Geno Smith will put Las Vegas at a league-leading approximate $127MM in cap space. With a fresh staff under newly hired head coach Klint Kubiak and all signs pointing to the arrival of Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza as the first pick of the draft, the Raiders are as primed as they’ll ever be to make the turnaround of the century.
Aaron Rodgers just retired
If only
Biiiiiig haul for the raiders
Good for them to not let him rot there and get an overpay return let’s just hope they don’t miss on the picks like with Khalil Mack
lol they didn’t miss with the Mack pick, they just can’t manage personnel
Jacobs was good but they lost him for nothing and I don’t even need to mention Damon Arnette
It doesn’t help when they draft Clenin Ferrell, Alex Leatherwood, Henry Ruggs
Yup, it’s all on what they do with them-but this is a big return for a nearly 30 year old player who likely won’t be in his prime when their rebuild is complete.
Baltimore definitely paid a lot, but for them, they at least got a player whose work ethic will never be in question. As athleticism fades, effort will remain, so I can at least give them that.
Sucky Chucky Grudork isn’t picking so RAIDERS WILL BE ALL GOOD WITH THIS DRAFT CAP HAUL!!
One of the single worst reactions I’ve ever seen. Gruden is dancing around and high-fiving everyone, and I’m checking my notes to see why Leatherwood is not on my list of 1st rounders.
Outrageous price to pay. Gotta hand it to Vegas for getting that return.
I think it’s time to retire being a fan man.
Wow. Good for Baltimore. Too bad the Raiders will screw up those two picks
Ahh d bag born every day.
Nah, no Sucky Chucky Gruden or JoshMcD in house IN SPYTEK I TRUST – GOT #1 PICK FOR MANDOZA, GOT KLINT KUBIAK, GOT TWO 1STS FOR AN AGING PODCASTER WITH BUM KNEES.
Are you having your stroke in installments?
Explain why they will screw up those picks
Since 2000, The Raiders are “Las Vegas Raiders 164–257–0 .390”, which is the 3rd worst record in the NFL behind Jacksonville and the Browns. They had the worst record in the NFL last year, which is a sign the dysfunction is not a thing totally in the past. (Example – Detroit is 4th worst, but appear to have turned a corner…). Yes…This was the right move and I hope they can use their Draft Capitol to help turn things around.
They find a way. They always find a way. One of the worst run organizations in professional sports.
I agree that they’ve been bad for decades but hopefully the new regime will get it right this year! Gone are the days of them drafting the fastest guards or punters! At least I hope so!
Nice move for BAL. If no other players are involved, it’s a solid deal for both sides.
lol DE isn’t the problem for the ravens. It’s Lamar and the Lack of the “clutch” gene that’s the problem. 2 1st for someone that wasn’t a necessity is nuts but sure another name to the aging team.
Someone need attention today?
They had no pass rush from their DEs last year. Barely got 30 sacks as a team.
DE isn’t the problem for the Ravens?? Ummm the Ravens were tied for the 3rd fewest sacks in the league
Ravens have many needs. Oddly enough Lamar is far from one of those needs.
Does this make Greenards price worth at least a 1st?
Probably not, but fair point that this might juice his market a little.
I don’t think so, coming off a down year. Still think a strong market could come together for him though.
Also there are a bunch of teams that have tons of cap space they probably don’t want to blow all of on free agents, and they could all use an edge rusher. Titans, Raiders, jets, not to mention any contenders looking to add one. Unless his medicals are brutal he should have plenty of interest.
It was just too much for the Bears this year. They were out of Cap Space and couldn’t really afford either the money or the draft capital this year. With all the injuries and positions they needed to back fill it was more than a 1 person fix. It was nice to think about but it just wasn’t realistic right now. Now they can spread things around which will end up being for the best.
Totally fair. Better than being the Commanders and trading away picks willy nilly after hitting on the Daniels pick.
Yup, good analogy on Washington in my opinion.
I’d say that this affects the Hendrickson valuation more directly. The age is more comparable to me in a direct sense, even if the contract situation is different. Of course, that valuation does affect the contract valuation.
No excuses now for Jackson not leading the team to a SB. After that, we will see?
I mean he really hasn’t been the problem the last 2 or 3 playoffs.
Andrew’s dropped
Zay Flowers had multiple mistakes with fumbles or dropping perfect passes.
Defense didn’t always get stops.
Jackson’s a part of it, but we can’t say that getting a player “removes excuses” 100% for a player or even a coach. It’s only that player’s own play that can give a picture of how responsible he is for his role in a win or a loss.
If Lamar plays well and the Ravens lose, he should be evaluated based on that. If he doesn’t, then it should be based on that instead.
The last playoff game for Jackson he had two crucial turnovers. They somewhat rallied against the Chiefs two seasons ago until Flowers fumble, but they had only 3 points going into the last quarter. Hopefully, Minter will improve this defense to the point that will help take the pressure off him, but its still time to take the next step. Can 2026 be the year for them?
I still say Andrews caught it.
Why do people just make endless excuses for Lamar? He absolutely was the reason they got bounced by Buffalo twice.
I’m not talking about those. I’m only saying that players should be evaluated individually. So, if Lamar were to play well in a future playoff game and the Ravens lose, he shouldn’t be blamed just because they acquired Crosby. And this isn’t just Lamar, it goes for any player. That’s all I’m saying.
Smart move for a franchise in full “rebuild” mode.
This seems like a desperation move for the ravens there is no way Crosby is basically worth as much as Parsons
GOMS 2026 WS PLEASE!! (and 2027 Raiders win the AFC West via Mandoza & Draft Cap!)
Finally raiders being super prudent. Well done as this team needs at least 20 new starters
Its a big price but if the Ravens have a great season, it will be closer to to a high second round pick in 2027. With Henry and whoever pounding the ball, Crosby will play like a man possessed.
This kind of logic never makes sense to me. They have specific rounds for a reason. A late first round pick is not a high second round pick, and obviously nobody has any idea what’s going to happen with a new staff.
There’s literally no difference in late 1st round and early 2nd round talent. It’s all a guessing game at that point in the draft you, you dork.
It absolutely is not a guessing game lol
Yeah. Picks 25 – 31 are just leaps and bounds over 32 – 40. Nobody knows nothing.
Spoken like someone who has no understanding of scouting or the draft process. Putting 25 and 40 in the same bucket is awful, awful judgment. Busts can happen at any draft spot, but 32 of 32 front offices would prefer pick 25 over pick 40. Teams move up all the time from early 2s to late 1s because of differing talent level, plus late 1s allow 5th year option control and early 2s don’t. You can’t just make a blanket statement that it’s never much difference. Drafts vary from year to year.
“ Teams move up all the time from early 2s to late 1s because of differing talent level.”
That’s actually not true all the time
Teams move up from early 2nds to 1st cause 1sts come with guaranteed 5th year options 2nds don’t. You gain an extra year of control
Teams that move up don’t always draft best player available. They draft their preferred guy. There’s been tons of reaches of guys trading back into the 1st round reaching on lower ranked prospects cause they like him for whatever reason.
Note that I also mentioned that as a reason teams trade 2s for 1s in the exact same sentence haha. You put a period in the middle of my sentence at the exact point before I mentioned what you just explained.
My bad totally missed that sentence I’ll admit
They absolutely are better, and calling somebody a dork to overcompensate is weak.
Hey dork. Your use of the word ‘literally’ is literally incorrect. There literally is a difference between the 1st and 2nd round. Perhaps you could make an argument that there is figuratively no difference.
The Ravens had the 14th pick this year. So assuming they’re just going to pick in the late first round when Lamar can’t win a big playoff game is hilarious. Best case, they have the 24th-ish pick next year.
That’s not an “early second round” pick.
You guys know they have charts that value the picks now right?
The value difference between the 24th pick and the 34th pick is the equivalent of the 82nd overall pick. So no, a late first round pick is not an early 2nd round pick, because you need to attach a top 85 pick to move into the late first.
It’s just an idiotic comment to say. There are rounds for a reason. And a first round pick includes the 5th year option, which matters if you actually draft a star.
If you were suggesting that the Ravens will win the super bowl, and the 2nd round pick was the #1 pick of the 2nd round, sure, you’re right, but they still don’t have the option. And that’s not going to be the end result, so it’s just meaningless to say.
Thats why I said its closer to that. Its very late and yes, the Raiders should still get a talented player but its not like its a top-15 “cant miss” type of athlete. The Ravens wont care if Crosby can stay healthy and help get them over the hump.
@Brian Wolf- I think everyone is addressing Big Bunts. You were at least respectful in your take. But also, we have no idea the type of season the Ravens will have, so it’s premature to say it’ll be a very late 1st. It might be pick 20 for all we know, in which case it’s not that late. I’m not sure why we think adding Crosby alone will put them in Super Bowl contention. They have other glaring needs to address, too (Will Madubuike return healthy? If not, their DL is still weak outside of Crosby. WR2–or really WR1? What happens with Linderbaum?, etc.).
There absolutely is a difference in talent between the late first and early second. Very rarely do first round type players hit the second round. One of the very few examples I can think of is Emanuwori, who only fell because of injury concerns.
A late first round pick is far better to have than an early second, and not just for financial reasons.
The second is usually where either the most unproven/raw/flawed guys go or the guys with a high floor but seemingly limited ceiling due to physical traits.
@Brian wolf It’s not “Closer to an early 2nd” though. It’s literally a first round pick. So it’s not closer to a 2nd, it’s closer to a 1st, because it IS A FIRST.
That’s what people were saying about why the Bears shouldn’t be frugal with their first round picks. It’s a late first round pick this year and if they’re good again this upcoming season, it’s another late first round pick. Not as valuable.
I wouldn’t listen to anything that Bob Sacamano says. He stayed with me a year and a half and all he did was give my friend defective condoms.
Wut
It’s a reference.
Lol
Pretty high price for guy who seems to be somewhat fragile.
If he is healthy, oh boy…
He just played over 900 snaps this past season.
He’s played the most snaps in the league over the past 3 seasons, so I’d say that’s an incorrect evaluation.
Also a double-edged sword. Lots of miles go along with that.
He has the most snaps in the last three seasons but his last two seasons were shortened?
Yep. Of course you guys are right. For some reason I was thinking about Hendrickson.
My bad…
It happens!
I wouldn’t call him fragile either. He has stayed healthy for most of his Bengals tenure before last year.
Woah
As a Steelers fan, yeah, they paid a high price but I’m impressed by the Ravens putting all their chips in. Great move.
Lots of people told me no way the Raiders get 2 first round picks lmaoo
Not shocked they got 2 firsts but I figured the team giving them would be picking in the 20s this year. Nice haul for the Raiders.
That was surprising to me too. I figured Chicago would be the one to fork over 2 first rounders. Baltimore just really wanted him more.
You’re right, I even thought it was rich. I never put a prediction on the return myself, and I don’t remember if I ever told you that you were wrong, but I definitely didn’t think it would go that happen. but I’m willing to admit that I didn’t think that this would happen. Well played.
All good. No shade at all. I had pointed out to people in different threads that the timing of this trade was going to be key. Mack and Parsons were trade when there were limited trade partners given those deals happened right before week 1. Spytek struck while the iron was hot. Kudos to him
Yeah, I just re-read my mess of a comment. Barely even English. It’s what I get for using my phone, I suppose.
And to get 14 too
That was important. It’s entirely possible that the 2027 could be in the 20s, maybe like #25.
Raiders will rebuild and resign him when his contract ends with the ravens.
Gonna need the picks and cap room to not get Mendoza killed
My guess is they go loane or Lomu at 14 now
Ioane is such a good pass blocker, it could definitely be worth taking an OG over an OT there.
Oh yea absolutely, loane is arguably the safest pick in the 1st round
Wow. Makes sense for both sides, though. Two firsts is about the going rate for elite defensive players. Parsons, Sauce, even going back to Ramsey. Obviously some risk with Crosby’s age and recent health, but the Ravens are a win-now team, and if he’s healthy, they just got a top ten edge rusher who plays a huge number of snaps and is on a timeline as Lamar, Roquan, etc.
Raiders aren’t ready to win, they have a ton of roster holes, and Crosby seemed alienated. Good business getting those two firsts, even if the second one will probably be very low. But yikes is that defense untalented right now.
The trade cannon is booming!
The trade cannon be lit.
lol I was trying to figure that one out too haha
Wish the Bears had landed him but oh well. Hope they can get Hendrickson or Phillips.
That’s a steep price but if they win it’s worth it. Have to win now though. Two firsts is a great haul for the raiders.
Ravens aren’t the usual team to make this move so I like it.
I had a feeling the Ravens were gonna make a big splash at DE but I figured it might’ve been in the draft.
Great move for both teams.
Good for the Ravens! Now the Seahawks fans can return to reality…
what is a trade cannon
Burrows gotta face Garrett, Watt and now Crosby 6 times total
Lmao poor guy
Especially with that O-Line and Taylor’s predictable play calling!
What’s the over/under on games played the next two seasons? 19.5?
Depends on an extension
No way. 27.5
That seems like about right. I don’t remember the last full season he had. 2022?
DivaMaxx buh bye!! No more holding the org hostage via forcing Coaching Hires/Fires and his dumb Jake Paul-esque podcasts and Diva BS – WE ARE RAIDER REFORGE UNDER MANDOZA FRANCHISE QB NOW!! GO KUBIAK & SPYTEK!
Mack (in his prime) trade made me angry…aging Maxx starting to breakdown trade, I’m pumped!!! TWO 1STS!! OH YEAAAHHH!! WE FLEECED BALT!! GJ SPYTEK & KUBIAK!!
FRANCHISE QB’S #1 OVERALL > PODCASTER INFLUENCERS THAT ARE SOLID EDGE RUSHERS (not AllPro caliber guys like Mack or Garrett)…YOU WIN WITH FRANCHISE QB, GOOD HC, SHREWD GM TRIFECTA CONSISTENTLY!! NOT 29 YEAR OLD PODBRO WITH BUM KNEES HELLOO MCFLY!!
Two first round picks. Hmmmm someone here said tha was the floor weeks ago and was mocked.
Also. lol Bears.
😅
Picks are only as good as the people making them. And I still think the price was too high and I’m really glad the Bears decided to keep the picks and the money. It should be better spent than that. Just like the Packers now being out the player and the picks. Injuries are a fact of football that only idiots deny.
You’re one of the few that thinks like that. I’ll take the high end player in his prime that changes games any day rather than a deep “maybe” of a pick. I’m still thrilled with the Micah trade and I’m extremely excited the Bears didn’t shore up their biggest weakness with a top 5 player of their own.
Ain’t over yet. And Edge really isn’t the Bears biggest weakness. Booker and Sweat are fine if they had some inside pressure from the DT’s. Dexter is OK but they can do better. There is more than one way to pressure a QB. Allen needs more bullets.
There is no one left on the market who is a blue chipper. At DT or DE. Maybe Hendrickson. Mayyybe. He’s old though.
You were trying to say it would be at least 3. If you need to lie for your victory lap, you should probably just stfu.
I said it COULD be 3 ones, but it certainly would be at least two. That was in response to the knobs who wanted Crosby, but wanted to pay a 2 and a player.
Go back and look if you want. Blue chip talent. Under 30. High impact position. That’s going to go large.
Stop applauding yourself when you also said it’ll be three 1s. Doesn’t count when you make multiple predictions.
I said it COULD go as high as 3 1s, but that it CERTAINLY would be at least 2. I was responding to all the knobs who were screaming for him but wanted to pay a 2 and a player.
The fact that the first one is mid round and the second will probably be in the 20s is lower than 3 for sure. But it’s an adequate price for a blue chip pass rusher.
But you’re trying to dance around insinuations you made and selling it as a win. What you actually said is this:
“Just last week I was berated for saying a bidding war could push the price as high as 3 one’s…”
Yeah, so it wasn’t a firm prediction, but when your caveat every time is “could,” it’s easy to say “well, I didn’t actually make that prediction!” Even making the suggestion that it could get to three 1s was a massive stretch and, quite frankly, a bit silly. So it was a well-deserved berating as long as there was no name calling.
Fine lol
Literally every sports talk show on the radio and tv predicted two firsts, since that was the raiders asking price. So, good job on also making the same prediction I guess?
There were plenty of bears fans. Here and elsewhere. Screaming to send Moore and a 2 to LV for Crosby. That was really the point of my airing of grievances haha
Anybody remember the time the Browns g.m. traded 4 1st rounders to draft Bo Callihan? only to pivot and take Vontae Mack instead? what a crazy day that was!
Wait so raiders have 3 first rounds now? If so they should go Mendoza , o lineman and then Lemon
No they have 2 this year and 2 next year. At least from this trade anyway.
Didn’t raiders already have two before this?
I don’t know if the Ravens feel the championship window is closing on them or they’re terrified of Rodgers, Flacco and those QBs in Cleveland 🙂
Wow, I like this.
Raiders have always been my second favorite team. Well, they were my first for a couple of years before I started rooting for hometown Falcons.
My Dad took my brother and I to the local Sears store the year we moved to Georgia, just north of Atlanta (1975) to the part of the store where you had to go to pick up a catalog ‘ship to store’ item. On the wall were four football jackets for kids. Those awesome, super thick ones with some sort of felt/wool main body area and some chemical concoction of vinyl and rubber for the sleeves that was the other primary color. My brother immediately wanted the black one with yellow arms (Pittsburgh) and I had to choose between Dallas, Oakland, and Atlanta. I knew Atlanta was local, but the red arms were not Falcons red, as they were too pinkish. Of the remaining two, that black jacket with silver sleeves and a pirate looking emblem was the clear winner. Next year’s playoffs … of course .. Pittsburgh vs Oakland. Oakland thumped them and I was wearing that jacket outside for the next three winters until it was so small it cut off circulation. Ahh .. the memories.
Anyways, I still root for them, and it’s been hard. The tough, hard-nosed team I loved watching that my brother called cheaters and my Dad wasn’t very fond of either … well, they have melted down into a steaming pile of nothing except for a couple of years of soft football that worked. I miss the old Raiders and Crosby was an old-school type of player in my opinion. It stinks to see him go, but I am 100% behind it. They aren’t close to being a contender and by the time they will be, he will probably be close to retiring. Two firsts is a great gain, though I think Baltimore will turn it around and they will be late first, they are still firsts. Raiders need a ton of talent (and someone who can find talent in the draft).
Still liked them best in Oakland. Never liked the LA versions, and hoping the LV versions will become a juggernaut again(though I am not certain about rooting for a LV team). For four decades the entire football universe has been force fed Broncos, Cowboys, Steelers, then 49’ers, Patriots, and Chiefs. These teams were/are on almost every weekend for the out of market game. Kudos to their nationwide fan bases for that, though those last few are full of band-waggon-er’s) It’s so tiring. Time to get that Silver and Black back on TV … and that only happens by winning, or at least being watchable.
I started with LaMonica because he felt like he was calling schoolyard plays, telling everyone to go deep. That and the fact that I am on the slower side, and I always rooted for the OL guys, and the Raiders had a HOF line.
Will the Raiders use pick 14 on defense or offense? Gotta draft WR Omar Cooper Jr for Mendoza….
I go for the guy from Penn St. He allowed almost no pressure for the entire season. A guy like Cooper probably isn’t good enough for out 2nd round pick, but probably not available by the time we pick 3rd.
Cooper is not going that high.
2 first round picks.
So what is the market for AJ Brown after this?
Burn up the phone lines Howie!
I’m glad Rev Jerrah Jones didn’t give in and spend two 1st. Their defense is more than one player away from being good. They need CB’s more than they need Crosby.
Ripping the big bandaid off. Maxx is in my personal Mount Rushmore of raiders (I’m 30 so I’m sure other will rightfully disagree) hope he gets his ring during this contract he’s in. If not, hopefully our rebuild is strong by the time it’s up and he’ll be ready to return for one last ride
I agree 100%. I’d love to see Maxx get a SB ring.