Overview
- Crosby described a five-hour wait to see Ravens GM Eric DeCosta, an 'off' vibe in meetings, and being told some team doctors were concerned about his knee’s long‑term outlook.
- Reports say Las Vegas had agreed to a package that included two first-round picks before Baltimore withdrew, with DeCosta later attributing the reversal to a medical assessment.
- He said he felt 'terrified' and later 'livid and confused' before surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache reassured him his meniscus repair is progressing well and that he is ahead of schedule.
- Within roughly a day of backing out, Baltimore reached a four-year, $112 million deal with edge rusher Trey Hendrickson, filling the pass-rush need the team sought to address.
- Back in Las Vegas, Crosby declared he is 'meant to be a Raider' and resumed rehab as the club integrates recent additions such as Tyler Linderbaum, Kwity Paye, Nakobe Dean and Quay Walker, while reporting indicates his near-term trade market has cooled with teams like the Bears monitoring.