Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby does not have any guaranteed money left on his contract. However, general manager John Spytek indicated Tuesday both sides were aligned on getting a new deal done.

In his six-year career, Crosby has sacked quarterbacks 59.5 times and has 144 quarterback hits, 23 pass deflections and nine forced fumbles.

Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby is entering the final two years of a four-year, $94 million contract, but none of the money for the two years is guaranteed.

"If Bosa isn't happy with how things are ending in Los Angeles, he'd have an opportunity to get revenge on his old team twice a year by signing with the Las Vegas Raiders," Brooke wrote. This is also a move that could help appease Crosby, who has been the subject of trade rumors.

The Las Vegas Raiders have two of the best defensive players at their respective positions. Defensive tackle Adam Butler and defensive end Maxx Crosby are two o

Among the Raiders many offseason priorities, taking care of their star player long term is near the top of that list.

Many teams around the NFL are likely keeping a close eye on Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby. While the team has been adamant about not wanting to trade him, he has a contract issue that needs to be resolved.

New Raiders General Manager John Spytek lauded Maxx Crosby as a "really skilled and talented player." Because of that, other teams surely have called the Raiders about Crosby's availability in a trade.