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Seahawks Eye Maxx Crosby Trade

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The NFL offseason takes a dramatic turn as the Baltimore Ravens back out of a deal for Las Vegas Raiders edge rusher Maxx Crosby, leaving him available and shaking up the market. The Seattle Seahawks emerge as a potential suitor, with a need for pass rushers after losing Boye Mafe and potentially DeMarcus Lawrence. The Raiders may be open to a deal, potentially seeking two first-round picks, but cap troubles could force them to accept less. With new Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak having previously worked with the Seahawks, a deal involving a first, a second-rounder, and a Seahawk player could be on the table.

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Seahawks Eye Maxx Crosby Trade

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Seattle Seahawks News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Seahawks Eye Maxx Crosby Trade. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 11th, the 2026 NFL offseason has taken a wild turn after the Baltimore Ravens backed out of a deal to trade for Las Vegas. Raider's edge rusher Max Crosby right before the New League year started. This leaves Crosby suddenly available again, shaking up the market for top pass rushers. Earlier this week, the Seattle Seahawks emerged as a possible suitor. They lost edge rusher, Boyet Mayfay, to the Cincinnati Bengals in free agency, and could lose veteran DeMarcus Lawrence to retirement even though he's under contract for two more years. Seahawks' general manager John Schneider has chased Crosby before and might jump at the chance to bolster their defense. Meanwhile, the price tag looks steep, with the Raiders likely wanting two first round draft picks like they were set to get from Baltimore. Seattle's current first rounder sits at number 32, so it wouldn't cost the blue chip prospect and next year's pick depends on their season. Adding a twist, New Raider's head coach Clint Kubiak spent last year as Seattle's offensive coordinator giving him insight into potential player.

Swaps, Deckett Sweden a deal involving a first, a second rounder, and a Seahawk. With cap troubles mounting in Las Vegas, they're on the hook for $30 million guaranteed to Crosby next year, while chasing other free agents. The Raiders might settle for less, just to clear space. Keep an eye on this one as team scramble to reshape their rosters.

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