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."

Green Bay's clutch kicker for the final year of the Brett Favre era and the entirety of the Aaron Rodgers era hangs up his cleats

Former Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby, who didn’t play in the NFL this season, is retiring from football. The 40-year-old Crosby announced his decision Tuesday during his radio show on Milwaukee’s 105.

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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, to be part of that fraternity and legacy and the history of the Green Bay Packers.”

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.