Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby revealed to the new general manager why he should be paid his historic $106.5 million contract.

Despite six years of failure and frustration on a team level, even as his individual abilities and production have only gotten exponentially better, star pass-rusher Maxx Crosby has remained a committed member of the Raiders.

Before the Raiders gave Maxx Crosby a monster contract extension, the Bills and Commanders both tried to trade for him.

A three-year, $106.5 million contract extension with Las Vegas pushes the veteran pass-rusher just ahead of Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson.

The Raiders got Crosby's deal done at $91.5 million guaranteed, which other non-quarterbacks will be salivating over as they are in line for extensions. Micah Parsons, Ja'Marr Chase, Aidan Hutchinson and Trey Hendrickson are awaiting new contracts -- along with many other players this offseason.

The Las Vegas Raiders announced on Wednesday that they've signed the star defensive end to a multi-year contract extension. It's a deal that keeps Crosby in the desert, ending what could've developed into trade speculation if the Raiders failed to start winning.

Maxx Crosby isn't going anywhere. On Wednesday, ESPN reported that the Las Vegas Raiders and Crosby had agreed to a three-year, $106.5 million extension that includes $91.5 million guaranteed. This makes him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

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