Raiders’ Maxx Crosby Placed on Injured Reserve Due to Knee Injury
The Las Vegas Raiders have officially placed Maxx Crosby on injured reserve because of a knee injury. This decision comes with only two games remaining in the 2025 season. The team announced this on Saturday through a formal statement.
Details of Crosby’s Injury and Surgery
The Raiders emphasized that the choice to put Crosby on the Reserve/Injured list was made after careful consultation with multiple medical professionals. The team noted this action serves the best interests of both the franchise and the player.
Crosby has been an integral part of the team, showing tremendous commitment and determination to compete despite battling his knee injury throughout the season. ESPN reporter Adam Schefter mentioned that Crosby is anticipated to undergo knee surgery soon.
Team Statement on Crosby
- The statement praised Crosby as “the ultimate warrior.”
- It acknowledged his efforts to remain on the field with his teammates despite the injury.
- The Raiders expressed gratitude for his exceptional contributions and leadership.
The team’s commitment to Crosby’s future remains strong, with hopes that he will continue his leadership and resilience into the 2026 season and beyond.
Concerns Over Team Strategy
The Raiders’ decision to shut down one of their key players raised questions about their current strategy. With a record of 2-13, there are concerns that the team may be positioning itself for a higher draft pick.
Crosby’s reluctance to agree with the shutdown adds to speculation about the team’s intentions. The lingering question is whether Crosby’s desire to play stemmed from a short-term wish to take the field or a long-term commitment to his career.
As the season closes, fans and analysts alike will closely watch the developments regarding Crosby’s health and the Raiders’ approach in the off-season.
