Tyree Wilson is going to continue to take advantage of unique tool that other players around the league don't have

"Man, me and Maxx [Crosby], I feel like the bond starts in practice," Wilson told reporters at mandatory minicamp. "If we're doing a look, I always go with Maxx. I try to give him the best look. He tries to give me the best look. What they say, iron sharpens iron. He's always going to critique me, he's been in the game along. He has been successful. So I always ask him, hey, he's like, oh, you can do this better. So I'll go back and do the rep, then he'll tell me good job. And just every day, trying to build and try to idolize what we have established at the Raiders."

Wilson is going into his third year, which means he has now had three offseasons of watching Maxx Crosby work. And, from everything we have seen and heard, Wilson works his tail off, too. Some of that probably rubbed off on him.

Now, for him, it's about seeing how Crosby translates that work into production on the field. That's what Wilson needs to do in what is his biggest season yet.