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Eastern Michigan has announced the addition of Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby to their staff as assistant general manager. Crosby will continue to play for the Raiders while in this role.
He is the first NFL player to assume such a role with his alma mater, but this mirrors what NBA stars Steph Curry and Trae Young have done at Davidson and Oklahoma, respectively.
In advance of this announcement, Crosby posted Friday on X that he hoped for top transfer portal edge rushers to consider the Eagles.
Yoo!! This one goes out to the absolute best Edge Rushers in all of College Football! I want you at Eastern Michigan!
The coaching staff has renamed the weakside DE position as The MAXX!
The winner of this new annual award will be coming out for a Raiders Game.
I want the best… pic.twitter.com/43aqsYtiTO
— Maxx Crosby (@CrosbyMaxx) April 11, 2025
Along with this role, the Eagles will change the name of their LEO position to “Maxx” and the player who ends up assuming the starting role there would wear the No. 92, which Crosby wore in his time with the Eagles. Crosby will have a role in recruiting and coaching those players as well.
“There is no place more important to my personal and athletic development than Eastern Michigan University,” Crosby said. “It truly is an honor for me to not only be named the assistant GM of the EMU, but together with my wife Rachel, make another donation aimed at creating opportunities for other athletes to be impacted by the EMU program, community, students and alumni.”
A Lapeer, Michigan, native, Crosby moved to Texas and prepped at Colleyville Heritage before returning home and playing for the Eagles from 2015-18. Eastern Michigan was the only school to offer him a scholarship in the 2015 class.
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Author : Allen Trieu
Publish date : 2025-04-14 18:10:00
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