Trey Hendrickson Joins Ravens, Maxx Crosby Stays Put, Daniel Jones Returns to Colts

In a trio of quick-fire moves that reshaped parts of the NFL landscape late Monday, pass-rusher Trey Hendrickson was dealt to the Baltimore Ravens, Maxx Crosby confirmed his continued presence with the Las Vegas Raiders, and quarterback Daniel Jones re-upped with the Indianapolis Colts.

Hendrickson, whose arrival in Baltimore adds immediate punch to the Ravens’ edge rotation, will now bring his 2023 sack production to a defense that perennially seeks postseason disruption. The terms of the transaction were not disclosed, but the swap positions the former Cincinnati Bengal to chase quarterbacks within the AFC North for the first time in his career.

Across the country, Crosby ended any speculation of a departure by reaffirming his commitment to the Raiders. The two-time Pro Bowl edge defender, known for his relentless motor and durability, remains the centerpiece of Las Vegas’ defensive game plan heading into the new league year.

Meanwhile, Jones inked a fresh deal to remain with the Colts, securing the signal-caller’s future in Indianapolis after a season in which he flashed resilience under center. The agreement keeps the veteran quarterback in a Colts helmet and provides stability for an offense looking to build on last year’s late-season momentum.

With free agency looming, these developments set an early tone for roster movement across the conference and underscore how quickly loyalties can shift—or be reinforced—before the new league year officially begins.