Raiders Confirm No Trade Plans for Star Pass Rusher Maxx Crosby

The Las Vegas Raiders have made it clear that star pass rusher Maxx Crosby is not available for trade despite interest from multiple NFL teams, including the Dallas Cowboys. The Raiders met with Crosby to confirm he is neither being shopped nor traded, and Crosby himself is committed to remaining with the team, having signed a three-year, $106.5 million extension this offseason. Despite the Raiders' disappointing 2-5 start to the season and offensive struggles, the organization views Crosby as a foundational player vital for their future success and has no plans to rebuild around a new core. The Cowboys, who have draft capital following the trade of Micah Parsons, have internally discussed trades but have not pursued any players, with owner Jerry Jones expressing no current trade interests. Crosby remains a key defensive asset, ranking highly among NFL pass rushers and playing a significant role in the Raiders' efforts to improve. While the trade deadline approaches, the Raiders appear focused on building around Crosby rather than trading him for draft picks or other assets.