Cowboys Eye Crosby Trade, Raiders Demand High Price

0:00On March 2nd, the Dallas Cowboys have been sniffing around a trade for Las Vegas Raiders' star-edge rusher, Max Crosby, but the Raiders are digging in. They're heels with a sky-high asking price. Reports say they want two first round draft picks, plus a quality player, something on par with big deals for top defenders. That kind of haul matches what teams have paid for elite talent like the Cowboys' own Michael Parsons in past scenarios, though Crosby's injury history makes it a tougher sell. The 28-year-old has had eight surgeries in seven years, including a recent Maniscus fix, which tempers his value compared to younger, more. Durable stars, fans and insiders lit up when Jerry Jones hired Crosby's longtime defensive line coach, Brandon Jordan, as a past rush consultant. Crosby himself hyped the news online, re-igniting talk of a potential reunion since the two have trained together for years. Meanwhile, the Cowboys desperately need edge help after a dismal defensive season, finishing

1:00deadlast and points allowed in sacks. Jordan's track record shines, though, coming off a Denver stint where his unit led the league in sacks and pressures. With this coach now in Dallas and trade rumors swirling, the door might crack open if the Cowboys pony up, but for now, the Raiders hold all the cards. On their anchor.