Overview
- NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero reports the Raiders met with Maxx Crosby and told him they are not shopping him and will not trade him.
- The initial claim from Trey Wingo said Dallas made inquiries about Crosby, but Cowboys insiders, including Clarence Hill Jr., said the team has not contacted Las Vegas.
- Dallas owns one of the league’s top offenses with Dak Prescott producing at an MVP level, while its defense ranks near the bottom in yards and points allowed.
- Owner Jerry Jones said the Cowboys are in position to consider the right move, citing strong cap flexibility and extra first-round picks from the Micah Parsons deal.
- Crosby, 28, is under a three-year extension worth about $106.5 million through 2029, making any trade costly as the Nov. 4 deadline approaches.