The Green Bay Packers are a perennial playoff contender, which was shown once again in 2024 when they reached the postseason under head coach Matt LafFeur. However, the Packers haven't been able to reach the next milestone because of a glaring vacancy on the offseason side of the football.

Former Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby has retired from the NFL after 17 seasons, he announced Tuesday on his radio show, "The Mason Crosby Show."

Mike Holmgren’s tenure as Packers head coach in the 1990s reestablished a winning tradition in Green Bay that continues today.

Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs wasn't hesitant about saying his team needs to add help to get over the hump and be Super Bowl caliber in 2025. Speaking to 97.3 The Game while at Radio Row in New Orleans,

Mason Crosby is hanging up his cleats. The longtime Packers kicker announced his retirement Tuesday on “The Mason Crosby Show” after 17 NFL seasons. “So, so thankful,” Crosby said. “So grateful for the opportunity to come to Green Bay to become a Packer,

Mason Crosby, a Green Bay Packers icon and a key contributor to their 2011 Super Bowl triumph, has officially retired from the NFL after an illustrious 17-season career.

One former Green Bay Packers team legend is hanging up his cleats. Packers longtime kicker Mason Crosby spent 16 seasons with the team and was a part of the team's 2011 Super Bowl-winning team. Crosby was the Packers' all-time leading scorer before joining the New York Giants ahead of the 2023 season but didn't play in 2024.