Cowboys Lose Maxx Crosby, Eye Trey Hendrickson

0:00On March 6th, the Dallas Cowboys came close to landing Las Vegas Raiders' pass rusher, Max Crosby last night. The 28-year-old, with five pro-bow nods, seemed like the perfect fit to boost their defense. But the Raiders suddenly backed out of the deal. Other teams stepped up with richer offers, reportedly including two first round draft picks. That changed everything for Las Vegas, who are focused on rebuilding. Meanwhile, the Cowboys quickly shifted gears. Dallas is now eyeing free agent Trey Hendrickson as a strong alternative. He's an elite edge rusher, and signing him means no draft picks lost. Fans see it as a smart backup plan. The Raiders already hold the number one overall pick in the 2026 draft. Trading Crosby could add even more high-value assets to their stockpile. Expect more twists in the saga, as the market for top talent stays wide open this off season.