Maxx Crosby's Love for Philly's Football Spirit

Maxx Crosby, the star edge rusher for the Las Vegas Raiders, might not have left Philadelphia with a win, but he left with a deep appreciation for the city's football culture. Despite a tough 31-0 loss to the Eagles, Crosby couldn't stop praising the fans and the atmosphere at Lincoln Financial Field. Playing in Philadelphia for the first time, Crosby was struck by the city's passion for football. He shared his thoughts on his podcast, "The Rush, " talking about the energy and the unique environment. He mentioned how the fans were everywhere, creating a lively and intense atmosphere. Crosby even took some pictures, which he usually doesn't do, to capture the moment.The Eagles fans, known for their rowdy behavior, didn't disappoint. Crosby described them as "crazy" and "rowdy, " flipping off the buses and showing their love for the game in their own unique way. He loved the tailgating scene, with fans gathered around, enjoying the pre-game festivities. Crosby had a solid performance, recording a sack and making life difficult for the Eagles' right tackle. However, his efforts weren't enough to secure a win for the Raiders, who are now 2-11 on the season. Despite the loss, Crosby's experience in Philadelphia left a lasting impression on him. With a contract that keeps him in Las Vegas until 2029, it's unlikely Crosby will be playing in Philadelphia anytime soon. But his love for the city's football spirit is something he'll remember for a long time.