It's been a very big offseason for Raiders star Maxx Crosby, who came into the depths of the winter as a potential trade candidate but instead found himself with a new coach (Pete Carroll), a new quarterback (Geno Smith) and a new mega-contract extension worth $105 million.

The contracts do more than make two of the best players in the NFL richer. Plus, more on the Geno Smith trade, Sam Darnold’s situation and Myles Garrett’s record-breaking deal as free agency officially kicks off this week.

On and off the field, Las Vegas Raiders star edge rusher Maxx Crosby has been a dominant force. But there’s one specific offseason date that holds deep personal significance for him. Raiders EDGE Maxx Crosby Celebrates 5 Years Sober Crosby took to X on Tuesday,

Maxx Crosby held the Las Vegas Raiders ' feet to the fire this offseason and they've responded in a major way. The star defensive end wanted stability at head coach so the team hired Super Bowl champion Pete Carroll.

The Las Vegas Raiders are enjoying a successful offseason thus far. Ahead of the chaotic free agency period, the Raiders locked down star defensive end Maxx Crosby with a monumental $106 million extension.

Maxx Crosby got honest on trade rumors surrounding him before signing a record deal with the Las Vegas Raiders.

The Las Vegas Raiders briefly made defensive end Maxx Crosby the highest-paid non-quarterback in the NFL by signing him to a three-year, $106.5 million extension. The team locked up its cornerstone defender before the new league year began and can now use the No.