Cowboys' Crosby Pursuit: What Ifs & Tax Angles

0:00On March 25th, the Dallas Cowboys made a strong push to acquire Las Vegas Raiders, edge-rusher Max Crosby before the trade deadline. They submitted three separate offers, starting with their 20th overall draft pick, plus defensive end, Osa Odigazooa. When that fell short, they upped it to the 12th overall pick, paired with a third rounder. And finally, the 12th plus a second round selection. Raiders held firm, seeking two first round picks, and a player in return. Instead, they struck a deal with the Baltimore Ravens for two future first rounders without any personnel involved. Cowboys stepped to picks only after the initial player-inclusive bid, avoiding further roster losses. Fans and analysts lit up over the Cowboys persistence, confirming long rumored interest. Its spark talk of what might have been, especially with Dallas' team doctor having reviewed Crosby's knee images from an earlier injury concern. New details reveal the Cowboys escalated quickly from their picks at 12 and 20 overall. Meanwhile, Tax Angle Surface 2, as Crosby dodged a potential shift from 0% in Texas or Nevada

1:06to California's 13.3% rate. All these would've scenarios leave us wondering if the Raiders my revisit trade talks down the line, keeping the door cracked for another shot at a star-like Crosby. Football News, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.