Maxx Crosby hears Cowboys' trade chatter: It doesn't change anything for me
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Key Points:
- The Dallas Cowboys showed interest in trading for Raiders pass rusher Maxx Crosby and attempted to acquire him in March, but the Raiders initially traded him to the Ravens before the deal fell through due to concerns about his surgically repaired knee.
- Cowboys owner Jerry Jones denied that Dallas walked away from the deal, expressing surprise at how the situation was resolved and emphasizing that Crosby remains a committed Raider.
- Jones indicated that the Cowboys' ongoing interest in Crosby depends on the team's progress and reiterated that Crosby is happy with the Raiders.
- The Cowboys’ team doctor was involved in evaluating Crosby's injury, as he was one of the doctors consulted by the Ravens during their trade discussions.
- Despite renewed trade speculation following Jones’ comments, Crosby dismissed the rumors and appeared unfazed by the trade talk.
