Maxx Crosby calls out Pat McAfee's 'clowns' that trash talk him on the former NFL star's show

Maxx Crosby has hit out at Pat McAfee and some of the 'clowns' he has as guests on his show after the recent trash talk the pundits have put on-air about the Las Vegas Raiders star. 

Crosby did not mention anyone by name other than McAfee during the rant. 

Online detectives have pointed to McAfee contributor Michael Lombardi has the one who set Crosby off based on the defensive lineman's comments. 

On last Thursday's edition of McAfee's show, Lombardi claimed Crosby was feigning an injury to sit out amid Davante Adams' differences with the team. 

'And then I got to hear these clowns that are talking online and talking on the Pat McAfee show saying "Something's going on" and they're speaking for me saying I should be on the sideline when I got a high-ankle spank,' Crosby said. 

'These clowns are sitting on the couch talking about what I should be doing. But the reality is, I'm gaining yardage and trying to get right, and so I get back on the field. Everybody knows my intentions, and they try to speak for me when, if you speak to me and you know what's going on, then we could have a conversation.'

'But don't speak on my name when you don't know what the hell's going on. ... So you got clowns that are online and talking. They got their one day of the week, or they get to go on the Pat McAfee show and talking about what we should do.' 

'You were a (general manager) for one year. So it's embarrassing. Don't speak for me. I'm gonna speak for my guys and that's all I care about.'

Lombardi was the general manager of the Cleveland Browns for one year during the 2013-14 football season. 

Crosby also shot down any speculation that he also wanted out of Las Vegas, referencing the tattoos on his body. 

Crosby has only played for the Raiders since being drafted by the team in 2019.