“HE’S TOO BUSY LIVING IN THE PAST — NOT MADE TO WIN!”
The NFL is on fire after Las Vegas Raiders star Maxx Crosby allegedly took a brutal shot at Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott — mocking him for being “too emotional” and “stuck in memories” of his late mother instead of focusing on football.
According to multiple reports, the controversial remark came after practice, when Crosby was asked about facing Dallas in an upcoming matchup. “You can’t lead a team when your mind isn’t on the game,” he reportedly said. “He’s still grieving, not working.”
The comment spread like wildfire across social media, sparking outrage among fans and analysts alike. Many called it “heartless” and “beyond disrespectful,” especially given Prescott’s well-known openness about his mental health and his late mother’s influence on his career.
Cowboys players were reportedly furious upon hearing the remark, with one teammate vowing they would “make him regret it on the field.” Insiders say the comment has “lit a fire” in the Dallas locker room ahead of their next game.
NFL analysts have also weighed in, criticizing Crosby for crossing a personal line. “Trash talk is part of the game,” said one commentator, “but dragging someone’s grief into it? That’s different — that’s personal.”
Whether Prescott will respond publicly remains to be seen, but sources close to the quarterback say he’s using the controversy as “fuel” for what could be one of his most motivated performances yet.