​Maxx Crosby spent the week around some of the NFL’s top pass rushers before swapping football drills for a nightclub microphone in Las Vegas. TMZ reported that the Las Vegas Raiders star performed at Marquee LV inside The Cosmopolitan on Friday night. Earlier, Yahoo Sports noted that Crosby has been releasing music during the NFL offseason under the rap name PlaqueBoy Maxx. TMZ added that Crosby grabbed the mic and performed “2am in Vegas,” a single he released in April 2026.
Crosby had just finished three days at his annual Sack Summit, an gathering where premier NFL pass rushers come together to train, swap ideas, and sharpen their craft ahead of the season. TMZ observed that he arrived shortly before midnight and stayed past 3 a.m., making his Marquee LV appearance part of a long, post-summit Vegas night. The Marquee LV crowd was a mix of athletes and celebrities, with TMZ listing attendees such as Ryan Garcia, Devin Booker, John Wall, Kevin Durant, Dak Prescott, Derwin James, and Von Miller.
The night out occurred during a busy Las Vegas weekend that also featured the Sack Summit, NBA Summer League, and a major UFC event, all drawing a steady influx of sports figures and stars into the city. Crosby’s stage name, PlaqueBoy Maxx, has become a notable part of his offseason persona. In May, Yahoo Sports reported that he released a single titled “PlaqueBoy Maxx” after announcing the project on Instagram. Apple Music also highlights multiple 2026 singles from Crosby, including “2am in Vegas,” “PlaqueBoy Maxx,” and “Double R.”
Despite the high profile of Crosby’s offseason ventures, football remains his priority. TMZ emphasized that his recent Las Vegas trip was planned around the Sack Summit itself, underscoring Crosby’s commitment to his craft. Sports Illustrated described the Sack Summit as an event in Las Vegas dedicated to NFL pass rushers, led by Crosby along with Cameron Jordan and Von Miller, where players converge to train, share strategies, and push each other to peak performance.