Maxx Crosby, a standout defensive end for the Las Vegas Raiders, has returned to Eastern Michigan University as the assistant general manager for the football team. This marks a first in college sports as he's the first active NFL player to take on an administrative role at a collegiate level. Crosby's responsibilities include scouting prospects and enhancing the team's NIL strategies while also assisting with fundraising and alumni relations. The Raiders recently secured him with a lucrative three-year, $106.5 million contract extension, affirming his position as one of the highest-paid non-quarterbacks in the league. Eastern Michigan's recent performance has raised questions about their recruiting strategy, especially as they look to improve on a 5-7 season.