Raiders' Maxx Crosby Returns, Ready for Big Years

0:00On March 27, about two weeks after the Las Vegas Raiders trade of star defensive in Max Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens fell through, Raiders. General manager John Spitek finally spoke publicly on the matter. The deal, struck on March 6 for two first round draft picks, got canceled four days later when Crosby failed his physical due to a recent knee, surgery for a torn meniscus. Spitek stayed positive and forward looking in his comments during a team interview, avoiding any blame toward the Ravens. He highlighted his strong relationship with the 28-year-old, five-time pro-ball player, and called the situation a tough but necessary, decision that ultimately worked out right. Crosby himself shared his initial panic over the failed physical, fearing more surgery, but he quickly bounced back emotionally after returning to the Raiders. He now feels deeply that he's meant to stay with the team. Both Spitek and Crosby emphasize Crosby's strong rehab progress, with expectations he'll

1:01be fully ready by training camp in August. Spitek even said they welcomed him back, like he never left. As the offseason moves along, the Raiders gear up with Crosby locked in for more big years ahead. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.