Dominant Pass Rusher in his late 20s. Spent his entire career not winning much in a team. Maybe you are talking about the Myles Garrett of Cleveland Browns, which was made public on Monday with a trade request. Perhaps you are also talking about the Maxx Crosby van de Las Vegas Raiders, who took knowledge of the request as the rest of the competition and is in a unique position to comment on it.
“If you hear speculation, that’s one thing … Then you see something like that happening where a man goes publicly and says:” No, I want to look, “It’s a bit crazy,” Crosby told Yahoo Sports on Super Bowl Thursday Radio Row in New Orleans. “And it’s a man of his caliber? It doesn’t happen often.”
Crosby compared it with another recently large sports story: the trade of Luka Doncic from the Dallas Mavericks to the Los Angeles Lakers.
“Let’s say, for example, you look at the Luka trade. The man who just brought them to the (NBA) finals. What did they do? They didn’t even tell him and just sent him somewhere else,” said Crosby. “So it’s a two -way street, right? It is business. That is reality. There is a business side of it.”
The four-fold Pro Bowler and dual all-pro emphasized that he wants to be a Raider, and said that he “respects hell with hell” from the new Las Vegas head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek.
Crosby signed a four -year contract extension of $ 98 million in March 2022 and has two years about his current deal, which means that another contract is not far away.
“I’m looking forward to it and I have those conversations, so I believe that (the Raiders) will do what is good,” said Crosby. “I’m not worried about that. If it doesn’t work, you never know.”
There is one certainty about Crosby when it comes to situations of Garrett or other players.
“I don’t make decisions of what other people do,” said Crosby. “I do what I do.”