Overview
- The Raiders reached an agreement to send Crosby to the Baltimore Ravens in March but the Ravens rescinded the trade after concerns from Crosby’s post-surgery meniscus medicals.
- This week Crosby released a Raiders-themed song and publicly said he is “exactly where I want to be,” moves that media and the team interpret as a sign he is committed for now.
- Crosby reports steady rehab progress from a torn meniscus and has not been cleared for full contact, which keeps teams cautious and makes in-person medicals a likely prerequisite for any trade.
- Analysts continue to rank Crosby as Las Vegas’s most valuable trade asset because of his recent production and his three-year, roughly $106.5 million extension, prompting ongoing blockbuster trade proposals.
- Most coverage now expects any serious move to wait until the in-season trade deadline when Crosby can show full-contact health or the Raiders decide to enter sell mode, a scenario that would force a high return from suitors.