Jerry Jones Eyes Maxx Crosby Trade

0:00On March 3rd, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is eyeing a big move for Las Vegas Raiders, defensive end Max Crosby with team legend Des Bryant, pushing hard for the trade. Reports say the Raiders might shot Crosby as soon as this week, and seven teams including the Cowboys are watching closely. Bryant fired off a simple message on X, urging Jones to make it happen after hyping a Cowboys Crosby jersey last year. Crosby had a monster 2025 season, ranking second league wide with 28 tackles for loss, notching 10 sacks and earning. Defensive player of the year plus his fifth pro bowl. But he battled a knee injury all year, landing on injure reserve with two games left and fell frustrated when shut down despite wanting to play on. Fans and analysts are split on the idea. Some like radio host RJ Choppy question, if Crosby, now 29, is past his peak after the Raiders got his best years, warning against trading the 12 pick for someone

1:01possibly declining. Meanwhile, Bryant's hype shows die hearts of whore for bolstering the defense. The price tag is steep, with Raiders seeking two first round picks in a starter, mirroring what Dallas got from Michael Parsons last year. Cowboys ranked low in sacks without him and set 56 million over the cap, though Jones created 66 million in space by a restructures. Crosby's eight surgeries in seven years add risk. Jones faces a tough call to chase Super Bowl glory, balancing draft capital against Crosby's immediate impact under new coordinator Christian Parker. It could reshape Dallas for 2026 if the pieces align right.