LAS VEGAS — When asked Friday how his recovery was going, an exasperated Maxx Crosby responded: “How do I look?”The All-Pro edge rusher has expressed annoyance with questions about his health this offseason. The inquiries are justified, however, after the Baltimore Ravens nixed his acquisition due to concerns with his surgically repaired left knee, prompting a bizarre reunion with the Las Vegas Raiders. Crosby and his team have insisted that his rehab from a torn meniscus is going well, and he reiterated as much at his Sack Summit event in Las Vegas.“I feel amazing,” Crosby said. “It’s been incredible, for sure.”While his messaging has been the same, Crosby’s retort couldn’t have been confirmed until the event, an annual meeting during which some of the NFL’s best pass rushers share techniques and ideas to collectively improve the position. During an on-field session, Crosby participated in drills alongside his position-mates, marking the first time he’s been observed in football activities since the injury ended his 2025 season in late December.Takeaways from Raiders mandatory minicampSam WarrenCrosby looked spry as he did get-off drills to begin the session. Those turned competitive, with Crosby pitted against reigning Pro Bowler and new Cleveland Browns defensive end Jared Verse in a race off the line. While Verse got Crosby on the first attempt, a rematch saw the veteran beat out the third-year pro with every attendee looking on.The Raiders star clearly wanted to roll through the rest of the drills, but health is still the priority. Instead, Crosby toned down his intensity for the remainder of the event. As the participants worked through rush-angle and hand-placement exercises, Crosby did so at reduced speed, providing examples for his fellow pass rushers.