Cowboys Eye Crosby Trade | Dallas Cowboys News

0:00It's September 4th. I'm Kory with the story, and this is Dallas Cowboys News Today, AI-powered updates on your squad. Word on the street is, the Dallas Cowboys are playing some interesting financial chest, creating about $31 million in cap space. Now, some folks are whispering that this move, happening less than 10 days before the season kicks off, could be setting the stage for a big trade, maybe even for Raider's star defensive in Max Crosby. It's a wild thought, especially since the team brass is saying it's all about internal moves, but you know how things can shift in the NFL. This isn't the first time a big name has been linked to Dallas, and remember, not too long ago, many were adamant that Micah Parsons wasn't going anywhere. So, why the most probable scenario is that the Cowboys just hold on to that extra cash, it doesn't mean we can't speculate about the possibilities. collegial report even dropped the bold prediction, suggesting Dallas can land Crosby if they start strong and the Raider's falter.

1:00The proposed trade package is pretty steep, two first round picks in 2027 and 2028. Plus defensive end, Rashon Gary. This is significant, especially considering Dallas was reportedly hesitant to give up two first rounders for Crosby back in February. That deal with the Raiders fell apart then, and a subsequent trade with the Ravens also went south. The idea is that if Dallas looks like a serious Super Bowl contender by November, they might go all in for Crosby, pairing him with Gary. The Raiders, while seemingly content to keep him now, could reconsider if their season isn't panning out as hoped in late October. It's a high stakes gamble for sure. However, it's tough to see the Cowboys suddenly agreeing to pay an even higher price, two first rounders and a player like Gary for a guy who reportedly didn't pass a physical with another team. While the door might still be open for Crosby to end up in Dallas down the line, it's unlikely they'll meet that Steve Asking price, especially after. Balking at it before.