When things are trending the way that they have been for the Las Vegas Raiders, it's only natural for team leaders to speak up and let their voices be heard. It's also to be expected that there would be some frustration involved when they do.

While Crosby's incident occured back on Sunday of Week 9, the league oftentimes can take a while to hand down the fines. Typically, fines for the previous week are sent out on the next Saturday. This Saturday, the NFL ended up finding Crosby for a late hit.

Teams would love to execute a Maxx Crosby trade, and now Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis offers a convincing update on those discussions.

Maxx Crosby isn't going anywhere. Tuesday's NFL trade deadline came and went with a number of deals made, including the Lions acquiring defensive end Za'Darius Smith in a deal with the Browns, linebacker Preston Smith going from the Packers to the Steelers, and the Commanders landing cornerback Marshon Lattimore from the Saints.

Tom Brady, do something! The Las Vegas Raiders are imploding again. Las Vegas has been searching for the right leadership to guide the franchise back to its former glory. So far, that search has come up empty.

Last year, Josh McDaniels led the Las Vegas Raiders to a 3-5 start before getting fired. This led to Antonio Pierce taking over on an interim basis, where he led the team to a 5-4 finish. Pierce’s late-season momentum helped him earn the role on a full-time basis.

Amid an NFL Season with disappointing results, Las Vegas Raiders DE Maxx Crosby sends a clear message to the rest of his rivals. There were high expectations for the Las Vegas Raiders this season in the NFL,