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The Los Angeles Rams adding Maxx Crosby is a big “if” but there is a chance that Crosby forces himself out of business with the Las Vegas Raiders, and nothing is certain, but a trade of Crosby wouldn’t be a surprise at this point. If Crosby is to be moved, the Rams wouldn’t be the only team interested.
Report: Rams among teams ‘keeping tabs’ on Maxx Crosby trade (ramswire)
“While there has only been speculation that the Rams would be interested in trading for Crosby, Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer offered the first signs that L.A. is a team that could acquire the veteran. Per Breer, the Rams are among the seven teams “keeping tabs on his availability.” The other clubs are the Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bears, Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles.“
It’s been speculated that Crosby hasn’t been happy with Vegas, and Crosby himself has talked about wanting to compete for a Super Bowl, so a trade the Rams isn’t totally off the table, but who knows how likely it is either?
Things can change fast, but last season the Raiders looked like a team that was still several seasons away from competing. If Crosby doesn’t feel that the Raiders can get on track this year or next, then he may want to play elsewhere.
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