Crosby's stock has been on the rise since a strong showing at the Senior Bowl. A broken left foot caused him to miss most of his junior year in 2016.
"I like to make myself known on the field," Crosby said via the Palm Beach Post. "Off the field, I'm extremely quiet and keep to myself, but when I get out there I want to be the best player on the field. I like to get after it. I like to finish people and be aggressive. I really finish people, then I fall on top of them so they know I'm out there."
NFL.com projects Crosby as a second- or third-round pick in next month's draft.
"Crosby won't be a favorite of evaluators looking for a pretty tackle who wins with athleticism and technique, but he will appeal to teams who covet size, length and strength as he puts big checkmarks in those boxes. Crosby is a bulldozing right tackle prospect who can generate good movement in the run game, but he still needs to prove he has enough foot quickness and technique to sit on an island and handle quality pass rushers. He has NFL starting talent but his draft stock will be strongly influenced by how he performs at the Senior Bowl and Combine."
NFL safety defends 49ers QB Brock Purdy's contract: 'A guy like that deserves to be paid'
By David Bonilla
Jul 10
Veteran safety Justin Reid, the younger brother of former San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid, is gearing up for his first season with the New Orleans Saints after signing a three-year, $31.5 million deal. Before arriving in New Orleans, he spent three seasons with the Kansas...
Forever a Niner? George Kittle's NFL plans include a long-term 49ers stay
By David Bonilla
Jul 11
George Kittle recently reaffirmed his long-term commitment to the San Francisco 49ers by signing a four-year, $76.4 million contract extension, once again making him the NFL's highest-paid tight end. But beyond the money, Kittle's true goal is to remain with the franchise that...
49ers' Trent Williams dethroned as NFL's top offensive tackle in ESPN rankings
By David Bonilla
16 hrs
San Francisco 49ers left tackle Trent Williams may have missed the final seven games of the 2024 season due to an ankle injury. However, he still earned the highest Pro Football Focus (PFF) grade among the team's offensive linemen by a significant margin. Despite the shortened...
Former NFL MVP opens up about working with 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan
By David Bonilla
Jul 11
Kyle Shanahan spent just two seasons in Atlanta as the Falcons' offensive coordinator (2015–2016) before becoming the head coach of the San Francisco 49ers. During that time, he helped elevate quarterback Matt Ryan's game to MVP-level, cementing their short but impactful...