Maxx Crosby of the Las Vegas Raiders is "pushing to play" against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, despite being listed as doubtful with a knee injury. According to multiple sources, Crosby has a realistic chance of taking the field for the Week 12 contest and is intent on defying the odds. Crosby leads the Raiders in sacks this season with 10.5 and his presence would provide a significant boost to the team's pass rush.

However, there is still uncertainty surrounding Crosby's status, with reports suggesting that he is likely 50/50 at best to play. His official status will likely be confirmed closer to kickoff. Crosby's absence would be a concern for the Raiders, as their defense heavily relies on his contributions. Teams have gameplanned against Crosby, making him a priority in their strategies.

Despite the Chiefs' recent struggles and the potential for a winnable game for the Raiders, Crosby's absence could impact the outcome. The Raiders' defense has improved this season, but without Crosby, they may struggle to maintain their identity and effectiveness on the field.

Fans and the team will have to wait until game day to see if Crosby defies the odds and takes the field against the Chiefs. Until then, concerns will remain about his availability and the impact it may have on the Raiders' defense.