Raiders\u2019 asking price for Maxx Crosby<\/p>\n
The reported initial asking price for Crosby includes two first-round picks, but that package isn\u2019t something that the Cowboys will part with. Dallas has two first-round picks in the draft<\/a> this year (No. 12 and No. 20), and making at least one of those selections is viewed as necessary to overhaul a defense that was one of the league\u2019s worst in 2026.<\/p>\n Now, would a first-round pick, 2027 second-round pick and a player be more palatable? It would allow Dallas to still select first-round players in the next two drafts, which will be key not only for building talent on defense but also for adding rookie contracts to the roster instead of typically more expensive veteran deals.<\/p>\n What player could Dallas part with?<\/p>\n Who could a theoretical player be in a deal? The Raiders have been keen on the idea of taking an interior defensive lineman in a deal. The Cowboys would not part with Quinnen Williams, but Kenny Clark and Osa Odighizuwa have contracts that are somewhat movable in their own ways.<\/p>\n For Clark, a trade would wipe the hands clean for the Cowboys of any future money owed to the 30-year-old. For Odighizuwa, it\u2019d be a bit more complicated since the Cowboys would have to take on a $16 million dead cap hit, although they would end up saving $4.75 million toward the 2026 salary cap in the end.<\/p>\n New defensive coordinator Christian Parker has already spoken on the plan<\/a> that\u2019s been developing for all three premier defensive tackles, as he plans on experimenting with five-man and six-man front structures that can get all three on the field. The caveat to that, though, is that the base defense is expected to be a 3-4 scheme, leaving room for one in the starting lineup and a max of two to play a significant amount of base snaps over the course of a game.<\/p>\n The latest on the Maxx Crosby situation<\/p>\n As a handful of teams come in and out of the mix, the Cowboys have been the one constant keeping tabs on the situation. If the Raiders are willing to come down from their asking price, I\u2019d expect Dallas to have a shot at landing Crosby. However, if a team comes in willing to give the stars and moon, the Cowboys won\u2019t budge from their current position.<\/p>\n First-round picks are valuable assets for Dallas moving forward. Parting with more than one isn\u2019t an option. 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