Cowboys Eye Maxx Crosby, But Balk at Trade Cost

0:00On March 5th, the Dallas Cowboys are eyeing Las Vegas Raiders' defensive end Max Crosby as a fix for their struggling defense, but they're drawing a line at the high trade cost. The five-time pro-boiler, who turns 29 next month, ranks among the league's top sack leaders with nearly 70 since entering the NFL in 2019. Multiple teams are in talks with the Raiders, and a deal could happen soon. Here this week, sources said the Raiders won steep compensation, like two first round draft picks, which Dallas isn't ready to offer. The Cowboys hold picks at number 12 and number 20 in the 2026 draft, plus another in 2027, giving them options to. We build through the draft instead. Cowboys fans and analysts are split on the move, with the team's defense allowing the most points per game last season at over 30. Dallas has missed the playoffs two years running, going just 14 wins, 19 losses, and one tie over their last 34 games. Crosby could pair well with Dallas' existing talent up front and boost their pass rush

1:03right away. Meanwhile, quarterback Dak Prescott, turning 33 soon, is still in his prime after throwing for over 4,500 yards and 30 touchdowns last year. As trade deadline buzz heats up, the Cowboys must weigh going all in now against building for the future, keeping a close eye on what other teams. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender. My pay to snag the star defender.