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Raiders Superstar Maxx Crosby Causes Storm After Cowboys’ Loss to Broncos – Continuously Points Out Defensive Errors And Makes Experts Believe He’s “Paving the Way” to Join Dallas

Las Vegas, Nevada – October 27, 2025

While the Dallas Cowboys are facing a torrent of criticism after their 24–44 defeat to the Denver Broncos, elsewhere, Maxx Crosby – the top defensive star of the Las Vegas Raiders – has become the center of attention across the NFL. Despite the Raiders being on a bye week, Crosby still sent social media into a frenzy by posting on his personal vlog and repeatedly commenting on the Cowboys’ poor defensive performance, with a tone full of implication.

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In the video released Sunday night, Crosby said:

“I watched that game and honestly felt bad. The Cowboys have so much talent, but their defense couldn’t maintain intensity. If it were me, I wouldn’t let the opponent gain a single yard that easily. If it were me, I would make the whole team feel the heat of every defensive play.”

Just those few “if it were me” lines were enough to explode social media. Cowboys fans flooded the comments: “You’re talking like you’re about to come to Dallas, Maxx!” – while some Raiders fans expressed concern: “Is he hinting at leaving us?”

Experts from ESPN and FOX Sports didn’t miss the topic either. Analyst Colin Cowherd commented: “Maxx Crosby is the kind of player born to wear the Cowboys jersey – he has strong personality, loves pressure, loves the big lights. And now he’s talking like he wants Brian Schottenheimer to call him.”

According to inside sources from Pro Football Network, Crosby is growing increasingly frustrated with the Raiders’ situation, especially after a disappointing start to the season and instability in the locker room. A close source revealed: “Maxx loves Las Vegas, but he also wants to win. And he’s starting to think that won’t happen with the Raiders.”

In the vlog, Crosby ended with a line that sent the entire NFL community into a frenzy:

“I’m not talking about the future… but I want to be where a winning culture truly exists.”

Although he didn’t mention any team by name, with continuous implications and public admiration for the Cowboys, experts believe Maxx Crosby may be “paving the way” to leave the Raiders and join Dallas – where the defense needs a new leader, and perhaps where he is heading.

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