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Las Vegas Raiders star pass rusher Maxx Crosby isn’t thinking about slowing down anytime soon. In a recent interview, Crosby revealed his long-term goal of playing in the NFL until the age of 40, boldly stating, “I’m not going to retire with something left on the table.”
Crosby, 26, has already established himself as one of the NFL’s elite edge rushers, with multiple Pro Bowl selections and All-Pro honors under his belt. His relentless motor, discipline, and passion for the game have made him a cornerstone of the Raiders’ defense.
Speaking about his mindset and goals for the future, Crosby emphasized his dedication to longevity, citing players like Tom Brady and Aaron Donald as inspiration for playing at a high level deep into their careers.
“I’m addicted to this. I love the process, the pain, the work. I’m not leaving this game until I’ve given it everything,” Crosby said.
The Raiders, currently rebuilding around young talent and hoping to return to playoff form, will lean heavily on Crosby’s leadership as he chases greatness—not just in the short term, but for potentially another decade or more.
SUMMARY:
Breaking: Raiders star DE Maxx Crosby says he plans to play until age 40, adding, “I’m not going to retire with something left on the table.” The Pro Bowler is committed to giving everything to the game for as long as his body allows. (via NFL)
