Locked On NFL Six Pack - Daily Podcast For NFL Talk · Locked On Podcast Network, Matt Williamson, Brian Peacock

Maxx Crosby to Baltimore TRADE COLLAPSES Sparking NFL OUTRAGE, Ravens Sign Trey Hendrickson Instead

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Diana Rossini says Baltimore had the medical information and still backed out of the Maxx Crosby deal.
1. Locked On NFL Six Pack focuses on the Maxx Crosby trade collapse and the opening wave of NFL free agency moves. 2. Brian Peacock and Matt Williamson host the show, and their role is to break down signings, trades, and cap mechanics as they happen. 3. The episode asks what Baltimore, Las Vegas, Indianapolis, New England, and Seattle are really doing as the new league year begins. 4. The hosts say Maxx Crosby is not going to the Baltimore Ravens after a physical became the reason given for the failed deal. 5. They cite Diana Rossini's report that Baltimore had Crosby's recovery timeline and medical information before the trade fell apart. 6. Tom Pelissero's reporting is also discussed, including a quote from one general manager calling Baltimore's side of the story "very much bull S." 7. The Raiders are described as having planned around an extra first-round pick and Crosby's salary before the deal collapsed. 8. Brian Peacock says other teams had already learned what Las Vegas would accept because the trade had moved far enough into the process. 9. Matt Williamson argues the situation creates a bad precedent because teams can back out after seeing the medical information. 10. The hosts say Baltimore pivoted quickly to Trey Hendrickson, and that move is discussed as a fit and a cap decision. 11. They note that Baltimore also reportedly restructured Lamar Jackson's contract and opened up about $40 million in cap space. 12. The discussion turns to whether the Ravens could have considered bringing in both Crosby and Hendrickson. 13. Matt Williamson says he would take Hendrickson and two first-round picks over Crosby, even while preferring Crosby as the player. 14. They connect the Hendrickson move to Baltimore's familiarity with Cincinnati and the chance to play the Bengals twice per season. 15. Daniel Jones' two-year, $88 million deal with the Indianapolis Colts is framed as a short-term bet on himself. 16. The hosts compare Jones' contract to other quarterback restructures for Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Jared Goff, and Patrick Mahomes. 17. The tone is conversational and speculative, with both hosts moving quickly between reports, salary-cap explanations, and roster-building arguments. 18. The format is a news-and-analysis exchange built around current NFL transactions and mailbag-style reaction. 19. Listeners who follow free agency, roster construction, and cap strategy will get the most out of it. 20. Listeners who want game previews or a single-team focus may skip it.
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