Gregg Rosenthal#39 of 87 NFL pundits · Feb 12, 2026
Rosenthal doubts the Raiders can get enough value for Max Crosby, expecting a Myles Garrett-style resolution where Crosby stays and gets another raise rather than being traded; they also say Isaiah Likely will rank in their top 50 free agents and expects Likely to sign elsewhere than Baltimore. They also expect a huge volume of trades this offseason and predicts several tight ends (Pat Freiermuth, Cole Kmet, T.J. Hockenson) become available.
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So what it will probably end up with is a similar situation than Myles Garrett where he'll get another one of those raises, he'll get more guaranteed money.
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