In this instance, we got to watch the previously stated video of a doppelganger for Seth Curry smoking marijuana and sipping Lean be refuted by a community note sent on Twitter by another user.
This proved that Seth Curry had nothing to do with the incident and demonstrated the value of using the community notes tool in situations like this.
This season, Crosby’s stature increased when he recorded a career-high 90 tackles. With 14.5 sacks, he was sixth in the league; two years in a row, he led the pack with 23 tackles for a loss. Additionally, he gained a lot of attention after appearing in the Netflix documentary “Quarterback” and sparring with Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
“I don’t like playing against him because I know what type of player he is and the mindset he comes in with,” Mahomes stated in November. “absolutely, I don’t talk to a lot of trash, but absolutely. I simply strive to remain motivated and succeed in my endeavours. He is also that way. More than anyone, he is driven to victory. And for that reason, I hold him in the highest regard. But at the end of the day, that’s what rivals do—we’re competitors.
Crosby acknowledged that he is proud to play for the Raiders, an AFC West team that the Chiefs compete with. Former Raiders teams were renowned for their audacious play, which was inspired by the team’s owner, Al Davis, and his catchphrase, “Just win, baby.” A similar mentality earned the Detroit Pistons of the NBA the “Bad Boys” in the late 1980s.
“The Bill Laimbeer, the guys like Rick Mahorn. That’s kind of what I embrace and totally embody, so to speak,” said Crosby. “I feel like that’s what being a Raider is, so I want us to be the Bad Boys of the league.”
