Las Vegas Raider’s defensive ending Maxx Crosby signed a three-year, $ 106.5 million extension on Wednesday to become the highest paid non-district hill in NFL history.
The deal, which includes $ 91.5 million guaranteed, was announced by several media before Raiders reported that they signed Crosby to a multi -year extension.
“I’m just worried and focused on being the best version of myself every day,” Crosby said to be the highest paid non-QB in the NFL.
“My focus is to win. Being the best player and the leader I can be. The money is obviously incredible for my family, my children and my future children. Setting everyone financially, not having that stress is an absolute blessing. It doesn’t change my attitude. I will still be here the same time every day and put work in.
“… We have a lot of work to do. Of course, this is a great honor to be in this position. My focus is on the daily. That’s what I will continue to do.”
Crosby had two seasons left on his four -year extension which he signed in 2022. He had a base salary of $ 22.2 million in 2025 and $ 18.8 million in 2026; But he had no guaranteed money left in the store.
“This program is built around the competition. We will always strive to find fantastic competitors to help us build a good team,” said Raiders coach Pete Carroll. “There is no way we can find a player is more focused, directed and committed to giving everything he has to every opportunity he will get. For us to make this statement today this fits perfectly. … This is a good day for us. We are really proud of it.”
Crosby, 27, recorded a team -leading 7.5 bags to go together with 45 tackles in 12 matches (all starts) in 2024 before undergoing seasonal ankle surgery.
The four o’clock Pro Bowl Election said on Wednesday that he “will be close” to be 100 percent recovered from the injury and started running on a treadmill. He estimated that he has a month left of rehabilitation.
Crosby has 366 tackles and 59.5 career bags in 95 matches (89 starts) since Raiders chose him in the fourth round of the NFL draft 2019 from Eastern Michigan.
On Wednesday, Raiders also signed the former Cincinnati Bengal’s guard Alex Cappa to a two -year, $ 11 million agreement. Cappa’s agency confirmed the deal over X, formerly Twitter.
Cappa, 30, will join Raiders, whose new manager John Spytek – then with Tampa Bay Buccaneers – prepared him in the third round in 2018.
Cappa’s 51 quarterback printing permitted per NFL next gene statistics was the worst in the league among players with at least 400 snaps.
He started all 50 games where he played for Bengals for three seasons and 96 of the 102 in his NFL career.
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