DENVER -- Las Vegas Raiders three-time Pro Bowl edge rusher Maxx Crosby spoke on his team's contentious week, wished probable soon-to-be-traded teammate Davante Adams well and reiterated his own desire to remain with the team following Sunday's 34-18 loss at the Denver Broncos.
This came after a hobbled Crosby had two of the Raiders' three sacks, a week after missing the first game of his six-year career because of a left high ankle sprain.
"You think I'm not used to this s--- going on?" Crosby asked reporters gathered at his locker with a laugh. "It is what it is. I've been dealing with it my whole career, so it is what it is."
The week seemed to get off to a good start for the Raiders after their home win against the Cleveland Browns in the wake of coach Antonio Pierce saying certain players had made "business decisions" in a loss to the Carolina Panthers. But in the game against the Browns, Crosby watched from home to rest his ankle and Adams, nursing a hamstring issue, cheered from the sidelines.
Then a social media account linked to Pierce liked a Sports Illustrated post Monday night suggesting Adams, long the subject of countless trade rumors, might have already played his final game for the Raiders. The like was later removed
This came after a hobbled Crosby had two of the Raiders' three sacks, a week after missing the first game of his six-year career because of a left high ankle sprain.
"You think I'm not used to this s--- going on?" Crosby asked reporters gathered at his locker with a laugh. "It is what it is. I've been dealing with it my whole career, so it is what it is."
The week seemed to get off to a good start for the Raiders after their home win against the Cleveland Browns in the wake of coach Antonio Pierce saying certain players had made "business decisions" in a loss to the Carolina Panthers. But in the game against the Browns, Crosby watched from home to rest his ankle and Adams, nursing a hamstring issue, cheered from the sidelines.
Then a social media account linked to Pierce liked a Sports Illustrated post Monday night suggesting Adams, long the subject of countless trade rumors, might have already played his final game for the Raiders. The like was later removed
