Packers’ All-Time Leading Scorer Bids Farewell to Football
Mason Crosby, the Green Bay Packers’ all-time leading scorer, has officially retired from the NFL after 17 seasons. The 40-year-old kicker made the announcement on Milwaukee’s 105.7 The Fan radio show, expressing gratitude for his illustrious career and the loyalty of Packers fans.
A Record-Breaking Career with the Packers
Crosby was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the 6th round of the 2007 NFL Draft and remained with the franchise until 2022, becoming one of the most reliable and clutch kickers in league history.
Career Highlights & Achievements:
- Most points in Packers history: 1,918
- Most games played for Green Bay: 258 consecutive games
- Most career field goals made: 395
- Super Bowl XLV champion (2010 season)
- Led the NFL in scoring (2007) during his rookie year
His clutch kicking played a crucial role in the Packers' Super Bowl XLV victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, where he contributed a 23-yard field goal and converted all four extra-point attempts.
Brief Stint with the New York Giants
After leaving Green Bay, Crosby signed with the New York Giants in 2023, appearing in three games before stepping away from football.
What’s Next for Mason Crosby?
Though retired, Crosby has hinted at staying involved in football-related activities, including potential broadcasting opportunities and working with young kickers.
A Legacy of Clutch Kicking and Loyalty
Mason Crosby’s consistency, longevity, and clutch performances have cemented him as one of the greatest kickers in Packers history. As he steps away from the game, he leaves behind a legacy of reliability, leadership, and championship moments that Packers fans will cherish for years to come.