Known for his fierce play on the field, Crosby recently took aim at his division rivals – the Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Chargers, and Denver Broncos – in a way that only he can.
The timing of Crosby’s comments makes sense, given the Raiders’ challenging season.
While Las Vegas sits at the bottom of the AFC West with a 3-12 record, their division rivals have each clinched at least 9 wins, adding fuel to the competitive fire that burns within Crosby.
During a recent appearance on Mad Dog Sports Radio’s “Let’s Go” podcast, Crosby faced an interesting question: which of these rival teams makes him feel the most nauseous?
His response was both candid and colorful, suggesting that each team triggers its own special brand of distaste.
“They all make me puke, but in different ways. I feel like they all have a different type of hate. You know what I mean? That’s the only way I could describe it, like I hate them all in a different way,” Crosby revealed. “I hate them all so much. I can’t even – it’s hard to describe it.”
While Kansas City slightly edges out the others in Crosby’s ranking of rivals, his disdain for all three teams remains equally potent.
Six years of twice-yearly matchups have only deepened these feelings, extending from the players on the field to the fans in the stands.
For Crosby, these games aren’t just regular matchups – they’re personal. Every divisional clash feels like a battle, showing how much these rivalries mean to him and how passionate he is about the game.
