The Las Vegas Raiders took care of business when it came to All-Pro defensive lineman Maxx Crosby. He will be staying in Sin City to be coached by Pete Carroll. Crosby is signing a three-year, $165 million contract,

New Raiders GM John Spytek and head coach Pete Carroll said Tuesday, at the NFL scouting combine, they hope DE Maxx Crosby would stay with the team "for a long time."

He could have been awarded as many zeros on a paycheck elsewhere. There would have undoubtedly been great interest across the NFL if the Raiders had ever hinted they were willing to part with Maxx Crosby.

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby made history on Thursday when he signed his latest contract extension with the team. New head coach Pete Carroll and general manager John Spytek made Crosby the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history on a deal worth $35.

The Las Vegas Raiders have so many big needs on offense and many mock drafts project them to address those with their first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft. However, the team could also decide to double down on the defensive line.

The Panthers re-signed Jaycee Horn to a $100 million deal, and the Bills signed Josh Allen to the largest guarantee in league history.

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"My focus is on the day-to-day and that's what I'm going to continue doing," Crosby said after signing his multi-year extension with the Silver and Black.

It wasn’t just the historic deal given to Maxx Crosby that made him the highest ... So with that, that's all I got." Pete Carroll: "This program is built around competition, and we're always ...