The Cincinnati Bengals are reportedly re-evaluating a potential blockbuster trade for Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby following an injury to Shemar Stewart. The team is considering whether the value of acquiring Crosby outweighs the cost of giving up multiple first-round draft picks.
The Bengals suffered an injury to defensive tackle Shemar Stewart, prompting discussions about potentially pursuing another significant trade. According to Yahoo Sports, the question now facing Cincinnati is whether Maxx Crosby is worth trading two first-round picks for.
The report highlights that while a previous attempt to acquire Crosby was deemed too costly, Stewart’s injury has altered the landscape. The Bengals must weigh the potential impact of adding a player like Crosby to their defensive line against the long-term implications of sacrificing valuable draft capital. No deal is currently in progress, but the possibility remains open for discussion.
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