Las Vegas Raiders defensive end Maxx Crosby is already setting the tone during his annual Sack Summit

The tight ends in the league have Tight End U , with Travis Kelce and George Kittle. That's cool, and it's great for the younger guys in the league. However, if you want to learn from the best pass rusher in the league Maxx Crosby of the Las Vegas Raiders, then you go to the Sack Summit.

The Sack Summit is exactly what it sounds like. It's the defensive lineman's version of Tight End U, where they all go to learn from one another and get better, while also building a brotherhood and camaraderie.

The Sack Summit is led by Crosby, former Denver Broncos and current Buffalo Bills pass rusher Von Miller, and New Orleans Saints pass rusher Cam Jordan, who are all some of the greatest pass rushers of this era. According to Jesse Merrick of LV 3 News, over 45 NFL defenders showed up at the summit.

And Crosby got right to work, setting the tone from the get-go.

If there is any player that others should learn from in the league it has to be Crosby. There is no better technician than him, and no one is better at identifying blocks and countering them than Crosby.

You love to see Tyree Wilson there too, who had a rough rookie year and progressively got better. He has worked with Crosby all offseason , and from everything we have heard this offseason, his game has taken a huge step, as well as his physique.

The Sack Summit is good for the NFL community, and you love to see Crosby helping the young guys out.

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