Ravens Trade for Crosby, Elevating Super Bowl Expectations

0:00From NFL coverage, this is your March 9th update. The Baltimore Ravens made a blockbuster trade, giving up two first round draft picks to the Las Vegas Raiders for Edge R Usher, Max Crosby. This marks the first time in franchise history the team has surrendered a first rounder for a player. Crosby brings 69 and F5 sacks in five pro-bow nods over seven NFL seasons, aiming to boost a Ravens defense that struggled with pass. Rushing last year, the move ramps up expectations for the Ravens to finally win a Superbowl after more than a decade without one. NFL analyst Dan Orlovsky, a former quarterback, jumped into the conversation on ESPN, saying the trade eliminates any excuses for star quarterback Lamar Jackson. Jackson quickly fired back on social media, pushing back against the idea of excuses and showing he's locked in. Fans and Baltimore love seeing their leaders stand up like that, especially with his track record. For Laski responded positively, agreeing the point was made and urging Jackson to chase

1:01that ring. It's a reminder of the constant pressure on elite teams like the Ravens. With Crosby now in the mix, Jackson's two MVP awards and the team's postseason heart breaks add even more fuel. Everyone's watching to see if this revamped defense pushes Baltimore over the top. The daily news now is made possible with support from our sponsor. From Chase Peace, I put my head in it, S-O-L-I, solelypillow.com.