Crosby Shut Down Rams Trade Talks After Ravens Deal Fell Through, Sources Say
Maxx Crosby reportedly rejected trade discussions with the Los Angeles Rams, expressing a desire to remain with the Las Vegas Raiders, according to sources cited by NFL Network.
The Los Angeles Rams pursued a trade for Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby shortly after a separate deal that would have sent him to the Baltimore Ravens fell through, sources told NFL Network.
According to the report, Crosby shut down the trade talks with the Rams, indicating he wanted to remain with the Raiders.
Details of the earlier, unsuccessful Ravens trade discussions were not disclosed. ESPN reported the development, attributing the information to NFL Network sources.
Crosby has been a key figure on the Raiders' defense in recent seasons. Neither the Raiders, the Rams, nor Crosby's representatives have publicly commented on the reported trade discussions.
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