Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby was part of a lot of headlines in the offseason. Trade rumors surrounded him until he was traded to the Baltimore Ravens on March 11. However, the Ravens backed out of the deal after the defensive end reportedlyfailed his physical. Baltimore instead moved on and acquired Trey Hendrickson from the Cincinnati Bengals.
Crosby remains with Las Vegas and is entering his eighth season with the franchise. He finished 2025 with 73 combined tackles, consisting of 28 assisted and 45 solo efforts. The Eastern Michigan product also recorded 10.0 sacks, one interception and a career-high 28 tackles for loss.
He and the Raiders are ushering in a new era after drafting Fernando Mendoza at No. 1 overall. The team finished tied for the league’s worst record last year at 3-14.
Las Vegas defensive end Maxx C. (98) on the field after loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Raiders Star Maxx Crosby Shows Off His Mob-Inspired Secret Room
Crosby appeared on N3on’s livestream on Monday. He answered many questions about his life and career and showed off his favorite room in his house.
The 28-year-old’s man cave features a hidden, mob-themed speakeasy. Its walls feature vintage imagery, including old-school Boston Police mugshots and newspaper-style print detailing high-profile assassin and crime stories. The secret room also features a large circular mirror and seating designed to evoke the feel of a classic 1920s-style underground lounge.
Maxx Crosby shows off hidden mob themed speakeasy inside his house 🔥 @CrosbyMaxx @N3onOnYT pic.twitter.com/GOU1WKonfB
— The Rush Podcast (@TheRushWithMaxx) July 12, 2026
Crosby signed a three-year $106.5 million contract extension on March 5, 2025. He became the NFL’s highest-paid non-quarterback at the time.
It will be interesting to see how he performs next season after the failed trade. It’s also possible that he demands tobe traded.
However, if he performs at his best, Las Vegas could make some noise and silence its doubters. The team established a new quarterback room of Mendoza and Kirk Cousins. The Raiders also signed key veterans in free agency like center Tyler Linderbaum and defensive end Kwity Paye, among others, to strengthen the roster.
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