Overview
- An unnamed personnel executive told ESPN he believes Maxx Crosby is "done in Vegas," fueling offseason trade speculation that remains unconfirmed by the player or team.
- Las Vegas shut Crosby down for the final two games with a lingering knee injury, a move he opposed, and the team said the decision was made in the best interest of both the franchise and the player.
- Cornerback Eric Stokes criticized the shutdown, and former head coach Pete Carroll said Crosby left the facility after learning he would not play and backed Crosby’s reaction.
- NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported Crosby is expected to undergo a meniscus trim with an anticipated quick recovery.
- The Raiders lost both games without Crosby to finish 3–14 and secure the No. 1 pick, while GM John Spytek publicly downplayed trade rumors as he and minority owner Tom Brady oversee football operations.