Maxx Crosby doesn’t need another commerce away from the Raiders.

The star defensive finish, who was dealt to the Ravens in March before Baltimore backed out of the deal after a failed bodily, desires to stay with Las Vegas and “does not appear to be going anywhere,” according to ESPN.

“Maxx absolutely does not want to leave Las Vegas under any circumstances,” an nameless supply advised the outlet. “His hope, though not in his full control, is that he remains a Raider for life.”

Maxx Crosby of the Las Vegas Raiders leaves the area after a recreation against the Los Angeles Rams at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas on Sunday, Oct. 25, 2026. Getty Images

Things turned ugly for Crosby, who has spent his whole eight-year profession with the Raiders, at the finish of last season, when he was shut down due to a lingering knee harm — with Las Vegas also in rivalry for touchdown the No. 1 total decide — and reportedly stormed out of the staff’s facility.

He completed with 10 sacks last 12 months and made the Pro Bowl for the fourth consecutive season, though through seven video games in 2026, Crosby has collected just two sacks.

The Raiders emerged as one of the stunning tales to begin the NFL season, profitable three consecutive video games to open the 12 months before dropping 4 straight getting into Sunday’s recreation against the Jets.

It led to questions about when they might pivot away from veteran Kirk Cousins — who leads the NFL with 16 landing passes — and flip to rookie Fernando Mendoza, who Las Vegas ended up deciding on first total when it finally completed with the league’s worst document.

That won’t occur for at least another week, with Cousins set to begin against Gang Green.

Maxx Crosby of the Las Vegas Raiders reacts to the crowd against the Buffalo Bills in Las Vegas, Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026. The Bills won 33-30. Getty Images

ESPN reported that groups could still call the Raiders about Crosby, who landed two first-round picks from the Ravens in March before the deal was canceled, but these aren’t expected to “change the Raiders’ stance.”

A pair of defensive stars have already been traded around the league forward of the Nov. 10 deadline, with All-Pro defensive deal with Jeffery Simmons going from the Titans to the Bears in change for a return package deal that featured two first-rounders and DeForest Buckner returning to the 49ers after getting dealt from the Colts.

The Raiders will face the 49ers, Seahawks, Broncos and Browns following Sunday’s recreation against the Jets before reaching the bye week.