Maxx Crosby Left Unsatisfied By Brock Bowers’ Latest Achievement

“Unicorn. More is required,” Crosby posted, adding some “fire” emojis.

Of course, some may argue that he was saying the team needs more players like Bowers, but Crosby would have needed to post “More are required.” Instead, he wrote “More is required,” which signals that he was pointing at Bowers, challenging him to do more.

Maxx Crosby has plenty of reason to do this, as the better Bowers produces, the more first downs and touchdowns he can get, the less pressure is on himself to get quarterbacks on the ground. Plus, it pushes quarterbacks to pass more, which opens the door for Crosby to get more sack opportunities.

Maxx Crosby Potentially Snubbed In NFL’s Top 100 Players List

The pass rusher might also need to point the finger at himself, as Crosby is yet to be named in this year’s NFL Top 100 list. Of course, there is still a chance with 20 spots left that he could finish near the top of the league, but with every passing round not featuring his name, it becomes a bit more likely.

Maxx Crosby turned in 7.5 sacks in 2025. If he is indeed left out, the drop from 14.5 sacks a season ago might be what the other players saw (Players vote on who they believe is the best to create the NFL’s Top 100 list).

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That said, the overall scope of his body of work, including double-digit sacks in two of the last three years, is a statistic that speaks for itself.

Will Crosby climb above Bowers at the 11th hour, or could he find himself chasing the young tight end this season?

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