Ravens Snag Crosby, Cowboys Scramble for Pass Rush

0:00On March 7th, the Baltimore Ravens just pulled off a blockbuster trade, snagging Las Vegas Raiders' pass rusher Max Crosby with two first round picks. It marked the first time in franchise history they used the first rounder to land a player like this 28-year-old star. Dallas Cowboys had been hot on his trail, ready to offer a first round and second round pick, but the Raiders went with Baltimore's steeper package, instead. Now the Cowboys find themselves shut out of that deal. Fans and analysts are buzzing about how this shakes up Dallas's defense, which desperately needs edge rush help. Losing out on Crosby leaves them scrambling for options amid a thin market. That brings eyes to Cincinnati Bangle's defensive end, Trey Hendrickson as the next logical target. At 31 years old, he's projected for a two-year deal worth about $50 million, though his output dipped last season with just four. This acts over seven games due to injury. With their past Russian rough shape, the Cowboys can't afford another miss here, so expect

1:02Jerry Jones to move fast before training camps heat up.