Short of Aaron Rodgers, there may be no player more synonymous with the last 15+ years of Green Bay Packers football than kicker Mason Crosby. After being picked in the sixth round in the 2007 NFL draft, he spent 16 seasons as the team’s kicker, entrenching himself in the franchise record books as the Packers’ all-time scoring leader and breaking Brett Favre’s record for consecutive games played.
Like his friend Rodgers, Crosby departed the team in the offseason after Green Bay drafted his successor Anders Carlson in the sixth round of the 2023 draft. And like Rodgers, he will make his return to the NFL in New York.
According to Mike Garafolo of NFL Network, Crosby—who has not played yet this season—has signed with the New York Giants and will kick for the team on Christmas Day against the Philadelphia Eagles.