Raiders rocked: Maxx Crosby undergoes surprise surgery as uncertainty swirls over the Las Vegas star’s future amid mounting injury concerns
Crosby posted a picture of himself on social media
MAXX Crosby underwent a shock surgery on his left knee, with his future with the Las Vegas Raiders uncertain.
The Raiders‘ star pass rusher didn’t play the final two games of the season after being placed on injured reserve.
Crosby warms up before a game against the Philadelphia Eagles
Las Vegas shut down Crosby due to a torn meniscus.
On Wednesday, Crosby posted a photo of himself flexing in a hospital bed.
Crosby also had bandages and a brace on his knee in the pic.
“Clean Up Time. Successful Surgery. Expecting 200% recovery. Year 8 Will Be the Greatest Year Yet,” his caption read.
Fans sent their best wishes to Crosby on social media.
“Speedy recovery,” one wrote on X.
“Heal up quickly!” another said.
“Get well soon fam,” a third added.
Crosby’s future with the Raiders is in doubt, as it’s possible that the five-time Pro Bowler doesn’t rock a Raiders jersey again.
It’s been reported that Crosby and the Raiders have a strained relationship after an ugly end-of-season split.
He reportedly stormed out of the franchise’s training facility after learning that he was shut down for the final two games due to concerns over his knee.
The Raiders have been predicted to trade Crosby, who has a $35.8 million cap hit next season.
The 28-year-old has been linked with several Super Bowl contenders, including the Buffalo Bills and the Chicago Bears.
