Maxx Crosby provides a major update regarding the status of his left knee after having surgery on it in January for a torn meniscus.
On his podcast, “The Rush Podcast,” Crosby was seen speaking about his knee and said he is ahead of schedule.
“Super excited, we got a big chunk of this rehab left that are like the final touches where I can cut free,” Crosby said on his podcast. “So I’m feeling amazing, everything is feeling incredible. We’re ahead of schedule, feeling amazing, feeling great, feeling like myself. Got my pep in my step.”
Crosby went on to say that he’s even been working on his boxing skills as he’s been working on getting himself back to form.
Over the last two years, Crosby has struggled with staying healthy as he dealt with two high-grade, grade-three ankle sprains in 2024 and suffered a knee injury in October 2025, which was later diagnosed as a torn meniscus, putting an end to his season with two games left.
As Crosby’s been focused on recovering from his injury, he spent the majority of his offseason on the trade block as the Raiders were actively shopping their five-time Pro Bowl edge rusher.
In March, Crosby was traded to the Ravens, but the deal was quickly axed after Baltimore decided to pull out of the trade due to health concerns surrounding Crosby’s knee.
Since the deal was canceled, Crosby and the Radiers have been working together on putting the trade behind them, and the star edge rusher has been focused on getting back to full strength.
Before the injuries were piling up, Crosby had a career-high 14.5 sack season, while logging 90 total tackles.
As Crosby has been feeling the healthiest he’s been in over two years, the Radiers will be hoping he can produce the same type of production this year, as he did in 2023.