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Baltimore Ravens GM Says He Was "Gutted" but Nixing Maxx Crosby Trade

Ravens reversed a historic trade for Maxx Crosby after medical concerns; they signed Trey Hendrickson to a $112 million contract instead, aiming to boost their pass rush.

  • On Wednesday, Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta said he was gutted after the Ravens 'backed out' Tuesday night of a Friday-agreed trade for Maxx Crosby involving two first-round draft picks.
  • After Crosby's physical, team sources say medical concerns about his meniscus repair led Baltimore to pull out, with NFL Network reporter Cameron Wolfe noting Crosby would be out until June or July.
  • DeCosta said he relied on team feedback and had conversations with Raiders leadership before notifying them of the withdrawal, emphasizing his responsibility to the Ravens and owner Steve Bisciotti.
  • The immediate fallout included the Ravens getting their two first-round draft picks back and signing Trey Hendrickson to a four-year, $112 million contract hours later.
  • Given the franchise's history, NFL insiders warn the Ravens 'got cold feet' and say it could affect future dealings, damaging their reputation in NFL circles, Ryan Clark said on Thursday.
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Sportsnet broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, March 11, 2026.
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