Mike Florio

Max Crosby is dealing with his discontent in Las Vegas so differently than Miles Garrett did last year.

Garrett came out Super Bowl week with this lengthy statement saying, I'm done with the Browns.

And we know what happened.

Cleveland, which it usually does, threw enough money at the problem to solve it, and Garrett stayed there.

And it worked out for him.

He...

Defense Player of the Year and single-season sack record, but the Browns continue to be the Browns.

Crosby, I think...

kept his mouth shut for so long and dealt with the situation in Las Vegas for so long.

I think that they broke him when they shut him down for the last two games of the 2025 regular season with a knee injury that he had been playing through, that he wanted to play through.

They took from him the thing that is most important to him, the ability to go play football with his teammates and to be in that pit of competition.

He had two more chances last year

And he was deprived of that.

And it felt like the breaking point.

Jay Glazer has spoken to him.

Jay Glazer's had some reporting.

During Super Bowl week, Glazer said, Crosby's done with the Raiders.

I ran that by someone who's in a position to know, and I was told to draw your own conclusions.

So...

Even though Crosby isn't coming out and saying it directly, I think there's enough pieces there that we can come to that conclusion.