Ravens' Maxx Crosby Trade Collapse: Staying Put in Las Vegas

0:00It's March 24th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. Two weeks ago, the Baltimore Ravens nearly pulled off a blockbuster trade for Las Vegas Raiders' defensive end, Max Crosby, offering two first-round picks. But the deal collapsed right before the new league year started when Crosby didn't pass his physical exam. Crosby flew to Baltimore for the checkup and a meeting with the team's head coach and general manager. He later said the vibe during that sit-down felt strange, and by evening, the trade was off, with the Ravens sending him back to Las Vegas. Sources close to both teams doubt the physical was the only issue, pointing out that Baltimore had plenty of medical info beforehand and still moved. Forward, initially, the Ravens, who have never traded a first-round pick for a veteran before, decided the risk was too high. Now Crosby sounds content staying put with the Raiders, despite earlier wanting a shot at a winner elsewhere. The team foome home, and he's wishing them well, moving forward.

1:02Other clubs have poked around on his availability, but the Raiders' steep asking price has everyone hesitant after the Ravens backed out. Expect him to stick around Las Vegas for now, unless things change near the draft or next season's trade deadline.