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Las Vegas Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak has emphasized winning games as a priority, and Maxx Crosby helps them do that by giving the defense a pulse.

Maurice Moton argues that the Las Vegas Raiders should keep star edge rusher Maxx Crosby rather than trade him ahead of the 2026 trade deadline. With the team sitting at 4-4 and in postseason contention, head coach Klint Kubiak remains focused on winning now. Moton notes that trading Crosby would contradict the team's competitive aspirations and damage morale.
According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Crosby wants to remain in Las Vegas and the Raiders currently have no plans to move him. Moton emphasizes Crosby's critical impact on the pass rush, asserting that general manager John Spytek should only reconsider if offered at least two first-round draft picks.
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