Raiders' Maxx Crosby wants the Chiefs to win Super Bowl LVIII in Allegiant Stadium

The Kansas City Chiefs have become the villains of the NFL, as we have heard players talk about it all week long in media availability. However, the Chiefs' biggest hater actually wants them to win the Super Bowl, which is just crazy to hear when you think about all of the people who hate the […]

Justin Churchill — College Football & NFL Trending News Writer
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The Kansas City Chiefs have become the villains of the NFL, as we have heard players talk about it all week long in media availability. However, the Chiefs' biggest hater actually wants them to win the Super Bowl, which is just crazy to hear when you think about all of the people who hate the Chiefs.

For the Las Vegas Raiders, they literally have no dog in the fight. Their two biggest rivals are playing in the Super Bowl in the Raiders home stadium. So, there will be a ton of Raiders fans who may not watch the Super Bowl at all.

But we do know that one Raiders player wants the Chiefs to win. Maxx Crosby, who is up for the Defensive Player of the Year Award, has already claimed that he wants Kansas City to win this Super Bowl in his stadium.

"At the end of the day, people are asking me, who do I want to win? The Chiefs or the Niners, and for me, you know, selfishly, I want the Chiefs to win so we can be the ones to take them down and take them off that pedestal," Crosby said on NFL Network. "I take it really personal. I have the ultimate respect for Mahomes, Chris Jones, and those guys, but they are the ones standing in our way. I look forward to seeing them again next season."

Now, when you put it that way, it makes sense. He wants to beat the best to be the best, and that's how he should feel. The Raiders play the Chiefs twice a year, and actually beat them this year on Christmas. They do not play the 49ers twice a year or even once a year. 

You know that Crosby is going to bring it every time he plays the Chiefs. Like he said, it's personal to him. It's great that he feels that way, but a lot of Raiders fans will not agree with him. As for the Chiefs, they appreciate his support.

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