Mason Crosby sets Packers franchise record with 256 consecutive games played

Packers K Mason Crosby broke Brett Favre’s franchise record for consecutive games played when he launched the opening kickoff on Sunday in Miami.

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Green Bay Packers kicker Mason Crosby set the franchise record for consecutive games played when he launched the opening kickoff to start Sunday’s showdown with the Miami Dolphins.

Crosby, a sixth-round pick in 2007, has now played in a record 256 consecutive games, breaking Brett Favre’s team record and tying him with London Fletcher for the fourth-longest all-time record.

Crosby, 38, has never missed a game in his 17-year NFL career.

Here is the Packers’ acknowledgement of the new record: