Maxx Crosby is out for the season, which has opened the door for K’Lavon Chaisson to step into a workhorse edge role, playing 98% of defensive snaps. Chaisson is expected to capitalize on favorable matchups against the Jaguars and Saints, potentially providing significant value in deep IDP leagues.

Maxx Crosby's season has taken a turn for the worse after suffering a significant injury in Week 14, which will keep him out for the remainder of the year. This marks only the second game he has missed in his career, highlighting his durability as one of the league's top defensive players. Crosby is set to undergo surgery for a grade three injury, and he remains dedicated to his recovery, maintaining a rigorous training and meal prep routine even while away from the team.

Maxx Crosby's absence was felt significantly in the Raiders' defense, which struggled to contain the Falcons. Without him, the defense recorded only three sacks and allowed the opposing team to score in every quarter, highlighting Crosby's crucial role in the team's overall performance.

Maxx Crosby announced he would undergo season-ending ankle surgery, further depleting the Raiders' already injury-riddled roster, which has struggled throughout the season.

Maxx Crosby announced he would undergo season-ending ankle surgery, adding to the Raiders' injury woes as they continue to struggle this season.