Ravens Trade Saga: Crosby to Hendrickson in 24 Hours

On March 18th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL.

The Baltimore Ravens recently backed out of a trade for Las Vegas Raiders, Past R Usher,

Max Crosby, after he failed their physical exam.

Crosby called himself Livet over the situation, and the team moved on fast by signing Cincinnati

Bengals' edge russure, Trey Hendrickson, to a big deal.

Reports say the Ravens were already chatting with Hendrickson's camp, while Crosby was

still at their facility.

That quit pivot happened the very next day, which has folks scratching their heads about

the timeline.

ESPN analyst Dan Olofsky called it a bad look for Baltimore on NFL Live.

He pointed out that if Crosby side holds up, it paints the Ravens in a poor light, even

if they broke no rules.

The criticism keeps coming because the Ravens didn't waste time lining up their next

option.

They now have Hendrickson boosting their defense, but the optics of ditching Crosby so suddenly

linger.

Today, Baltimore landed a strong player and stays in win-now mode.

This saga shows how tricky trades can get in the NFL offseason.

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