Raiders' Maxx Crosby Laughs Off Ravens Fans Sending 'F--k You' Messages After Failed Trade on Video

Las Vegas Raiders star pass-rusher Maxx Crosby detailed his reaction to messages that he received from Baltimore Ravens fans after the failed trade he was involved in.

"I'm f--king honest to a fault, I can't even help myself," Crosby said on Tuesday's episode of his The Rush podcast (15:30 mark). "Seeing s--t like that, it had me dying laughing. Now the Ravens fans are like, 'F--k you.' They're sending me messages, 'I hope you f--king end your career.' I'm like, 'Damn.'"

"I'm like bro, it's not that serious," he added.

The Ravens reportedly agreed to acquire Crosby from the Raiders in exchange for two first-round draft picks on March 6, although they backed out of the swap four days later.

Baltimore had medical concerns about a "degenerative issue" in Crosby's left knee, per ESPN's Ryan McFadden.

With the five-time Pro Bowler already with the Ravens at the time the trade broke down, he previously discussed his travel issues when heading to the team.

"They flew me to DC, because there wasn't many flights — we flew first class — they flew me to DC because it was the only straight-through and we had to drive two hours from DC all the way to Baltimore after the five-hour flight, bro. That s--t was weak," Crosby said on March 17, via Yahoo Sports' Jack Baer.

While the failed trade and criticism of the Ravens' travel accommodations seemed to result in Crosby receiving angry messages from fans, he doesn't appear to be concerned about them.