Long before Maxx Crosby developed into an NFL superstar with the Las Vegas Raiders, he grew up rooting for the Detroit Lions. Crosby, who was born in 1997 in Michigan, was a diehard fan during some of the franchise's roughest years.

Raiders' star edge rusher Maxx Crosby reveals the biggest threat for the Lions ahead of NFC Divisional clash against the Commanders.

The Las Vegas Raiders finished in last place in the AFC West this season, and their 4-13 record earned them the No. 6 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft in

Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby has heard all the praise for Detroit Lions head coach Dan Campbell and is slightly irritated seeing his hometown team enjoy so much success. Appearing on 'Good Morning Football' this week, the talented defensive lineman discussed the 15-2 Lions and what he has been hearing from former teammates.

On a Friday episode of Good Morning Football, Lapeer native and Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby discussed the Lions' remarkable turnaround under head coach Dan Campbell.

On Friday morning, Crosby went on NFL Network's Good Morning Football and was asked about what it has been like in the Raiders building over the past few weeks since the end of the season. He used one word to describe the feeling: "Eerie."

Long before he was a superstar pass-rush for the Las Vegas Raiders, Maxx Crosby grew up a Detroit Lions fan thanks to his Michigan roots. Crosby recently joked that he's "kind of mad" at the team. Here's why.

The Las Vegas Raiders will have a massive shift in the franchise this offseason. Is it possible that star defensive end Maxx Crosby can be on the move as well? Raiders have to keep Crosby in Vegas.