April 14, 2025 – Las Vegas, NV — In a stunning development that’s shaking up NFL circles, Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby has reportedly turned down a $60 million NIL-style offer from the Philadelphia Eagles, reaffirming his commitment to the Raiders for the foreseeable future.
According to sources close to the situation, the Eagles made an aggressive push to acquire the All-Pro pass rusher, presenting a massive financial package aimed at bolstering their defensive front. But Crosby, known as the heart and soul of the Raiders’ defense, made it clear: he’s staying in silver and black.
“I always have these arguments with coaches and certain people and philosophies. That’s why I believe in the four-man rush so much,” Crosby said on his podcast The Rush. “I want to build something special here. I want to create a defense that’s feared — like what the Eagles had when they won the Super Bowl.”
Crosby’s decision is being seen as a defining moment for the Raiders’ culture under head coach Antonio Pierce, signaling that their top players believe in the long-term vision of the franchise.
Already one of the NFL’s premier defensive ends, Crosby’s passion, leadership, and relentless motor have made him a cornerstone in Las Vegas. His loyalty — especially in the face of such a massive offer — is a testament to his commitment to bringing winning football back to the Raiders.
