Crosby's Return: Raiders Edge Rusher Back After Trade Drama

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Max Crosby, the all pro-edge rusher for the Las Vegas Raiders, is back with the team

after a proposed trade to the Baltimore Ravens fell through.

Drafted in the third round back in 2019, Crosby had been on his way to join the Ravens,

but the deal got rescinded at the last minute.

During his visit to the Ravens facility, things fell off from the start.

Crosby described arriving excited by waiting hours to even meet General Manager Eric DeCosta.

When he finally connected with head coach Jesse Mentor right before leaving, the energy

just did not match his enthusiasm.

Crosby opened up about the frustration on his podcast, sounding confused by the disjointed

experience.

Meanwhile, DeCosta admitted he felt gutted over calling off the trade, but said it was

the right call for Baltimore.

Now embracing his return, Crosby posted an emotional message to Raiders fans declaring

his full commitment.

He's a raider through and through and ready to run it back.

His agents shared great news or recovery from a meniscus tear, saying Crosby is ahead

of schedule and set to return during the off-season program as the dominant force he's been

for seven seasons.

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