The arrivals of Pete Carroll and Tom Brady to the Las Vegas Raiders have Maxx Crosby excited about having a great season in the NFL.

"If you wanna be great, you gotta go against the great ones, and you gotta beat the great ones." Raiders head coach Pete Carroll declared this week, channeling his inner competitor as Las Vegas gears up for a high-stakes offseason.

Crosby agreed to a three-year contract extension

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"My focus is on the day-to-day and that's what I'm going to continue doing," Crosby said after signing his multi-year extension with the Silver and Black.

Maxx Crosby is staying in Sin City. The star pass rusher signed a contract extension with the Raiders on Wednesday, the team announced, with multiple reports stating it’s a three-year, $106.5 million deal with $91.5 million guaranteed, making him the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history.

Maxx Crosby had plenty of reasons to want out of Las Vegas this offseason, but the star defensive end opted to stay with the team that drafted him rather than leaving for a team better equipped to compete.

The Las Vegas Raiders signed Maxx Crosby to a three-year, $106.5 million contract extension that has him remaining with the team through the 2029 season. It was the largest contract for a non-quarterback in league history until Myles Garrett signed his deal with the Cleveland Browns.