Green Bay, Wisconsin – Long-time NFL Kicker Mason Crosby Retires
In an emotional announcement on his radio show, Mason Crosby has confirmed his retirement from the NFL after an impressive 17-season career. At age 40, Crosby made a significant mark in the league, particularly during his 16 seasons with the Green Bay Packers. He was part of the Packers’ roster that clinched the Super Bowl title during the 2010 season, solidifying his legacy as a clutch performer.
Crosby played the 2023 season with the New York Giants, a brief chapter in his otherwise storied career. However, he did not suit up for the 2024 season, leaving fans and analysts curious about his next steps. Throughout his career, Crosby achieved remarkable stats, securing 400 field goals out of 492 attempts and nailing down 739 extra points from 760 attempts. His impressive total of 1,939 points ranks him 11th on the all-time scoring list in the NFL.
As he walks away from the game, Crosby leaves behind a reputation not only as one of the most reliable kickers in NFL history but also as a leader in the locker room. His dedication and hard work have inspired many young players who dream of following in his footsteps. Crosby’s retirement marks the end of an era for die-hard Packers fans, who have watched him deliver with precision and consistency for over a decade.
As the NFL offseason progresses, Crosby’s knowledge of the game and his experiences will surely be missed both on and off the field. Fans and players alike will have their fond memories of his time on the field, reminding everyone of the magic that took place during his remarkable tenure in the league.
