Ravens' Maxx Crosby Flip-Flop Boosts Cowboys' Chances

0:00On March 11th, the NFL trade market just got wild with Las Vegas Raiders' edge-resher Max Crosby. Baltimore seems set to land him after outbidding Dallas with two first-round picks, but the Ravens pulled out over concerns from his physical exam. Now they're shifting focus to four-time pro-Bull pass-resher, Trey Hendrickson, from another AFC North team. Teens across the league move fast, assuming the Crosby deal was locked in. The Raiders alone dropped $281 million on signings and trades the very next day. That left most squads over budget and unable to chase Crosby now that his price tag might dip. Fans are buzzing with frustration over the Ravens flip-flop, calling it shady management. Meanwhile, the Cowboys have stayed low-key in free agency, signing just three players and trading with Green Bay for pass-resher Rashan Gary. Their light-spending keeps them flexible. This twist puts Dallas in prime position with two first-round picks this year and room to restructure deals.

1:01Crosby's a two-time all-pro with ties to the area and a state-of-wish to play near home. The lead's twists feel like a nudge for Jerry Jones to get aggressive and grab this generational talent on better terms.