Mike Florio

I'm sorry I'm late.

I was talking to Robert Kraft.

That isn't the time for an airing of grievances.

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I think the most significant comment came last week when Jay Glazer was making the rounds at Radio Row.

He has spoken in the past to Crosby.

Glazer had a summary of a conversation with Crosby late in the regular season as it relates to his reaction to

being shut down for the final two games of the year because of a knee injury he'd played with most of the season.

He takes pride in playing injured.

Something happened in that moment where a guy who's been very patient with a team that constantly is rebuilding, he decided he was done.

Glazer said last week, Crosby is done with the Raiders.

I ran what Glazer said past somebody in a position to know, and I was told, draw your own conclusions.

I don't need to be invited to do that usually, but I did.

I don't think he wants to be there.

Now, there's a way to go about it.

He's choosing not to go flamethrower like Miles Garrett did last year with the Browns, although the Browns ultimately threw enough money at him to get him to change his mind.

I don't think Crosby is going to be swayed by that.

I think he's going to be caught by this principle that he wasn't able to do the thing he loves to do for reasons that seem to be part of an effort by the Raiders to ensure they'd earn money.