Maxx Crosby vehemently disagreed with the Raiders decision to rule him out for their Week 17 matchup against the Giants.

The two worst teams in the NFL by record are facing off in Week 17, but the Raiders best player won't be suiting up for it.

"Scoopage: Raiders told Maxx Crosby they want to shut him down last two games. Crosby, who has played with injuries for much of the year, vehemently disagreed and has left the building nflonfox has learned. This could lead to questions on his future in Vegas," Glazer said on X.

The Las Vegas Raiders had tried just about everything they could think of to help improve their run game leading up to Week 16. Injuries along the offensive lin

Many Giants and Raiders fans want their teams to lose Sunday in Las Vegas for a better draft pick. Players and coaches, however, are focused on winning.

Ahead of the Raiders Week 17 game against the New York Giants, in which the loser will earn full control of the No. 1 pick, Las Vegas told Crosby they are sitting him out. Crosby had been playing through a knee injury and was willing to gut it out for the rest of the season.

The Las Vegas Raiders signed the former Hoover High School and Auburn standout to their 53-man roster from their practice squad on Wednesday, when the NFL placed tight end Brock Bowers and safety Jeremy Chinn on injured reserve and also moved safety Terrell Edmunds from the practice squad to the active roster.

Still, he lives with the thought that each day could be his last in the league and that he might have to find another opportunity elsewhere. To that end, Bachman drives a rental car and stays in a guesthouse to avoid putting his name on an apartment lease that he might have to break at any moment.

There is no way around it. The Las Vegas Raiders are in between a rock and a hard place. Las Vegas' roster has significant holes that must be filled over the ne