Rams reportedly tried to trade for Maxx Crosby after Ravens' deal fell through
The Los Angeles Rams actively pursued a trade for Las Vegas Raiders standout pass rusher Maxx Crosby after a prospective agreement between Las Vegas and the Baltimore Ravens collapsed. However, Crosby was opposed to joining Los Angeles and shut down the potential swap, leading the Rams to shift directions and acquire Myles Garrett instead.
Meanwhile, Crosby continues to be the subject of widespread league interest. The Dallas Cowboys aggressively sought Crosby over the offseason, with team owner Jerry Jones recently maintaining interest in the 106-million-dollar defender, while the Detroit Lions have also surfaced as a candidate after freeing up exceeding 35 million dollars in cap flexibility.
On another front, Garrett is now facing four weeks on the sideline to undergo a surgical procedure.
