NFL star defensive end Maxx Crosby has posted for the first time about his trade to Baltimore Ravens ever since the news broke on Friday.
On Sunday, Crosby posted an AI-generate picture of himself wearing the Baltimore Ravens home jersey and a black Ravens helmet with number 98 stitched infront, his signature number.
“RAVENS FLOCK…. ITS TIME. 🐦⬛💎,” he wrote in the caption.
Crosby’s wife, Rachel commented under the post.
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“Crosby crew is coming 🖤💜🔥,” she wrote.
Before this post, Maxx Crosby reflected on a seven-year journey with the Raiders in his podcast, “The Rush” and shared the clip on Instagram on Sunday.
“Raider Nation has given me everything,” he said. “I had the chance to get married, have the most beautiful daughter in the world, and grow as a man, a player, a leader and a human being.”
Rachel Crosby was overwhelmed.
“Love you so much baby! So proud of you 🖤,” she commented under the post.
The trade agreement is set to become official on March 11, at the start of the new league year.
Crosby’s trade is historic, marking the first time in the Ravens’ 31-year history that they have traded a first-round pick for a veteran player.
By trading Crosby, the Raiders now hold the No. 1 and No. 14 overall picks in the 2026 Draft. They are widely expected to use the top pick on Heisman winner former Indiana quarterback Fernando Mendoza to lead their new era.
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Maxx Crosby celebrated six years of sobriety following his trade
After Maxx Crosby was traded from the Raiders to the Ravens, he celebrated sixth year of his sobriety anniversary on Sunday.
He and his wife, Rachel, hosted a “Drake-themed” bash in Las Vegas.
The party also had a live performance by country-rapper Shaboozey, who is a close friend of Crosby.
NFL insider Brian Wacker reposted Crosby’s Instagram stories on X.
For Maxx Crosby, March 11 is an important date.
On March 11, 2020, he checked himself into a 30-day rehab facility for alcohol addiction.
Two years later, on the same date, he signed a $98.98 million contract extension with the Raiders.
Cut to 2026, on March 11, he officially will become a Baltimore Raven.
Edited by Oindrila Chowdhury