Las Vegas Raiders star defensive end Maxx Crosby hasn’t missed a game in his five-year career, but the two-time Pro Bowl selection is doubtful for Sunday’s game against the visiting Kansas City Chiefs with a knee injury.
Crosby, 26, who didn’t practice all week, has 10.5 sacks, 65 tackles (14 for a loss) and 17 quarterback hits this season.
“(He’s) getting treatment around the clock, you know how it goes,” interim head coach Antonio Pierce told reporters Friday. “A guy that plays every snap, you’ve got to take care of him. So, one thing about him, if he can be there Sunday, he’ll be there.”
A fourth-round pick of the Raiders in 2019, Crosby has 48 sacks, 296 tackles (79 for a loss) and 110 quarterback hits in his five seasons.
Raiders offensive tackle Kolton Miller (shoulder), linebacker Robert Spillane (ankle), and safety Marcus Epps (neck) are questionable after being listed as limited all week. Safety Roderic Teamer (hamstring) was a full participant all week but is listed as questionable.
–Field Level Media