Overview
- Crosby detailed on his podcast that an 'off' meeting in Baltimore preceded the Ravens citing medical concerns about his recently repaired meniscus and withdrawing from the agreed trade.
- The aborted deal was reported to have involved two first‑round picks, contingent on a physical that led Baltimore’s doctors to flag long‑term knee risk.
- Following the reversal, Crosby flew back to Las Vegas, returned to team workouts, and posted that he was back with the Raiders.
- The Ravens quickly addressed their edge rush need by signing Trey Hendrickson to a four‑year, $112 million contract with $60 million guaranteed.
- ESPN’s Adam Schefter said the most likely outcome is Crosby playing for the Raiders this season and estimated his current trade value at '80 cents on the dollar.'