The Raiders have made moves to get additional draft picks today. So far on day 3 they have focused on defense but also picked up a WR in round 5. Right now the Raiders don’t have a pick scheduled..."The Raiders have made moves to get additional draft picks today. So far on day 3 they have focused on defense but also picked up a WR in round 5. Right now the Raiders don’t have a pick scheduled for this round but anything could happen Bo Jackson Jersey , stay tuned.See round 5 picks (139-173)Pick 174: Arizona Cardinals: Keesean Johnson, WR, Fresno StatePick 175: Pittsburgh Steelers: Sutton Smith, OLB, Northern IllinoisPick 176: San Francisco 49ers: Kaden Smith, TE, StanfordPick 177: New Orleans Saints: Saquon Hampton, S, RutgersPick 178: Jacksonville Jaguars: Gardner Minshew, QB, Washington StatePick 179: Arizona Cardinals: Lamont Gaillard, C, GeorgiaPick 180: New York Giants: Corey Ballentine, CB, WashburnPick 181: Buffalo Bills: Jaquan Johnson, S, MiamiPick 182: Cincinnati Bengals: Travveon Williams, RB, Texas A&MPick 183: San Francisco 49ers: Justin Skule, OT, VanderbiltPick 184: Detroit Lions: Travis Fulgham, WR, Old DominionPick 185: Green Bay Packers: Ka’dar Hollman, CB, ToledoPick 186: Detroit Lions: Ty Johnson, RB, MarylandPick 187: Denver Broncos: Juwann Winfree, WR, ColoradoPick 188: Tennessee Titans: David Long Jr., LB, West VirginiaPick 189: Cleveland Browns: Drew Forbes https://www.raiderslockerroom.com/authentic-antonio-brown-jersey , OT, Southeast Missouri StatePick 190: Minnesota Vikings: Armon Watts: DT, ArkansasPick 191: Minnesota Vikings: Marcus Epps, DB, Wyoming Pick 192: Pittsburgh Steelers: Isaiah Buggs, DT, AlabamaPick 193: Minnesota Vikings: Olisaemeka Udoh, OT, ElonPick 194: Green Bay Packers: Dexter Williams, RB, Notre DamePick 195: Houston Texans: Xavier Crawford, CB, Central MichiganPick 196: New York Jets: Blessaun Austin, CB, RutgersPick 197: Baltimore Ravens: Trace McSorley, QB, Penn StatePick 198: San Francisco 49ers: Tim Harris, CB, VirginiaPick 199: Indianapolis Colts: Gerri Green, OLB, Mississippi StatePick 200: Los Angeles Chargers: Emeke Egbule, OLB, HoustonPick 201: Kansas City Chiefs: Rashad Fenton, CB, South CarolinaPick 202: Miami Dolphins: Isaiah Prince, OT, Ohio StatePick 203: Atlanta Falcons: Marcus Green, RB, Louisiana MonroePick 204: Seattle Seahawks: Travis Homer, RB, MiamiPick 205: Chicago Bears: Duke Shelley Womens Derek Carr Jersey , CB, Kansas StatePick 206: Washington Redskins: Kelvin Harmon, WR, NC StatePick 207: Pittsburgh Steelers: Ulysees Gilbert III, ILB, Akron Pick 208: Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Scott Miller, WR, Bowling GreenPick 209: Seattle Seahawks: Demarcus Christmas, DT, Florida StatePick 210: Cincinnati Bengals: Deshaun Davis, LB, AuburnPick 211: Cincinnati Bengals: Rodney Anderson, RB, OklahomaPick 212: Carolina Panthers: Dennis Daley, OT, South CarolinaPick 213: Dallas Cowboys: Donovan Wilson, S, Texas A&MPick 214: Kansas City Chiefs: Darwin Thompson, RB, Utah StateBest available playersBest Available PlayersGerald Willis, DI, MiamiGerald Willis, DI, Miami Maxx Crosby, ED, Eastern MichiganMeasurables6’5", 255 pounds4.66 40-yqrd dash36-inch vertical leap122-inch broad jump6.89 second 3-cone4.13 second shuttleStats2016: 35 tackles, 5.5 TFL,..."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Raiders StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Raiders NewsYahoo Raiders Team PageYahoo Raiders ReportYahoo Raiders Depth ChartYahoo Raiders TransactionsYahoo Raiders PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Raiders Draft 2019NFL Draft 2019 scouting report: ‘Mad’ Maxx Crosby has massive potential at defensive endNew,156commentsPDTShareTweetShareShareNFL Draft 2019 scouting report: ‘Mad’ Maxx Crosby has massive potential at defensive endJake Roth-USA TODAY SportsMaxx Crosby, ED Womens Antonio Brown Jersey , Eastern MichiganMeasurables6’5”, 255 pounds4.66 40-yqrd dash36-inch vertical leap122-inch broad jump6.89 second 3-cone4.13 second shuttleStats2016: 35 tackles, 5.5 TFL, 1.5 sacks2017: 57 tackles, 16.5 TFL, 11.5 sacks, 4 forced fumbles (1 returned for TD)2018: 70 tackles, 19 TFL, 7.5 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 1 INT returned for TDAwards2017, 2018 All-MAC SelectionStrengthsCrosby feasted on MAC offensive tackles, and had a penchant for getting into the backfield and creating havoc. He exhibited consistent production in sacks and tackels for loss, amassing 20 sacks and an eye-popping 41 TFL in his three years at Eastern Michigan. After he declared for the draft he was invited to the Combine, where he absolutely crushed all his drills and made his name known to those who may not have heard of him. He was top-five in nearly every drill at his position and tested better than many more highly touted prospects.Offensive linemen had their hands full with Crosby’s big frame and his ability to shed blocks with ease. Blockers rarely get their hands on Crosby, it’s like trying to block smoke. He’s slippery for a guy his size and never gives up on a play, constantly looking for a way to make an impact or force a fumble. He uses his superior length to create turnovers and get his hands on the ball or ball carrier often. His reflexes are terrific and he is a lot more twitchy than you might expect given his lanky frame. Crosby is adept as a pass rusher but is equally skilled in run defense, and his ability to set a physical edge is above average.WeaknessesThat long and spindly frame is Crosby’s best asset and also biggest potential weakness, because he doesn’t exhibit any muscle definition and lacks the strength that most edge rushers have so they can deal with the hulking tackles in the NFL. This isn’t the MAC and Crosby absolutely has to get bigger and stronger. He could stand to pack about 20 more pounds of pure muscle onto his frame. He’s all limbs right now and needs to get stronger and bigger in his core. When he does that, he will also have to learn how to use his hands more effectively when rushing because he won’t be able to just blow by NFL tackles like he is accustomed to doing. He also can’t letpotential tackles get away, as his lack of upper-body strength led to some ball-carriers escaping his grasp in college. That won’t fly in the pros. A season with Deuce Gruden should turn Crosby into an absolute monster because he has all the athleticism you could possibly want in a base 4-3 defensive end.VerdictPrior to the Combine, Crosby was seen as a sixth or seventh rounder. After his fantastic showing in Indianapolis, he moved up into Day 2 consideration. For Mike Mayock to land him in the fourth is a steal and he might be the best value pick in the draft for the Raiders. He has bigger potential than a lot of the players taken before him and can be the true bull in a china-shop defensive end the Raiders lacked last year.Fit With RaidersThe Raiders needed to add edge rushing in this draft and they did just that, first with Clelin Ferrell and then with Crosby. If Crosby develops into his full potential, he and Ferrell will be fantastic bookend defensive ends and with Maurice Hurst in the middle, opposing quarterbacks will feel the heat from every direction at all times. Crosby may not start right away but when he does, he will bring an opportunistic playmaking style to the Raider defense that it has sorely lacked recently.Watch Maxx Crosby’s highlights here