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Klint Kubiak on scuffle between Maxx Crosby and Kirk Cousins: “That’s training camp”

A training camp practice turns physical as Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby clash in Las Vegas.

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A physical altercation broke out between Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby during a Friday practice session at the Raiders training camp, involving a shouting match and a bum-rush incident. Outlets including The New York Times, Sports Illustrated, Bleacher Report, NFL.com, ESPN, NBC Sports, the New York Post, and the Las Vegas Review-Journal have documented the dustup, while head coach Klint Kubiak characterized the altercation as standard training camp behavior involving two team leaders.

Specific details regarding the exact triggers that sparked the confrontation remain unaddressed in current reports beyond the general observation of flaring tempers during the Friday session. Upcoming coverage will track any potential disciplinary actions or further statements from team management as the Raiders continue their training camp schedule.

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Who was involved in the Raiders training camp scuffle?

Kirk Cousins and Maxx Crosby.

How did head coach Klint Kubiak respond to the incident?

He described the altercation as training camp and referred to them as two leaders of the team going at it.

When did the altercation take place?

During a Friday practice session.

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