Mason Crosby (PK) Green Bay

Average Draft Position (ADP) Value

June 25, 2017

Mason Crosby's fantasy value is measured by his average draft position (ADP) in fantasy football drafts. In recent drafts, Crosby's current ADP is 14.07, which indicates that his fantasy outlook is to be the 7th pick of the 14th round, and 162nd selection overall.

Data from fantasy football 12-team standard scoring average draft position data, based off of the latest fantasy football mock drafts.

Recent drafts with Mason Crosby:

Draft #	Date	Format	Crosby's Draft Pick
4185151	6/25/2017	Standard	162nd
4185147	6/25/2017	Standard	164th
4185144	6/25/2017	Standard	160th
4185142	6/25/2017	Standard	160th
4185114	6/25/2017	Standard	163rd
4185110	6/25/2017	Standard	164th
4185105	6/25/2017	Standard	163rd
4185102	6/25/2017	Standard	163rd
4185101	6/25/2017	Standard	165th
4185074	6/25/2017	Standard	163rd

Players drafted after Mason Crosby:

David Njoku	TE	CLE	14.07
Los Angeles Defense	DEF	LAR	14.08
Allen Hurns	WR	JAC	14.08
James Conner	RB	PIT	14.09
Joe Flacco	QB	BAL	14.09
Robert Woods	WR	LAR	14.09
Jacksonville Defense	DEF	JAC	14.10
Darren Sproles	RB	PHI	14.10
Sebastian Janikowski	PK	OAK	14.11
Will Fuller	WR	HOU	14.11
Matt Prater	PK	DET	14.12
Pittsburgh Defense	DEF	PIT	14.12
Oakland Defense	DEF	OAK	14.12
Buffalo Defense	DEF	BUF	15.02
Cairo Santos	PK	KC	15.02

Injury History and Status

No injury history available for Mason Crosby.

Mason Crosby Biography

Childhood and High School

Mason Crosby was born in Lubbock, TX on September 3, 1984. His father Jim was a running back at Texas El Paso and received the Colorado Sports Performers of the Year award. His father filmed a NFL fantasy ad spot too. Mason attended Georgetown High School where he played soccer and football. When playing football in high school Rivals.com ranked him as third best place kicker in the United States. At Georgetown High School he earned recognition for his superior playing skills. Mason began playing football at Benold Middle School. When he graduated from Georgetown University in 2003 he received a full scholarship to play football at the University of Colorado. Here he really began his career as a rookie.

College

He played at the University of Colorado from 2003 to 2006. The team was the Colorado Buffaloes where he scored a 60 yard field goal against Iowa State showing an amazing amount of strength in his legs. His field goal against Miami in 2005 was one of the longest kicks recorded in NCAA Division IA history. He developed a reputation for kicking well under pressure that was reflected his high scores. He won The Rocky Mountain Showdown in 2005. In his freshman year he became one of the second players to handle place kicking for the CU season opener in the school'sthe history.

Crosby received first team honors from several different organization. The organizations were The Football Writers Association of American, Associated Press, and Walter Camp Football Foundation. In his senior year he was selected as first team All American. In his senior year he was named player of the week eight times for the Colorado Big 12 Conference. In this video he tells fans how to set up for a field goal.

NFL Draft

Crosby was chosen by the Green Bay Packers in the 2007 NFL Draft. He was picked in the sixth round as the 19th pick. The 2007 NFL Draft was held at Radio City Music Hall on April 28 and 29. This televised event was shown on ESPN and the NFL network. That year they picked 255 draft selections, A supplemental draft was given after the regular one. The first draft lasted a long time six hours and eight minutes.

2015 NFL Season

In 2015, he kicked 5 Points After Touchdown a high score in this category against the Kansas City Chiefs. His 56 yard field goal on November 1st against the Denver Broncos won him fan and team recognition. He kicked five field goals November 22,. He scored these points against the Minnesota Vikings. In January he fumbled the ball losing when playing the Minnesota Vikings. It was recorded as forced fumble.

2016 NFL Season

On March 1, he signed a 4 year contacts with the Green Bay Packers. The contract was for a salary of $16,100,000. His signing bonus was for $5,000,000. In January he kicked two field goals in the last two minutes of the second round against the Dallas Cowboys. It was the first time a player kicked two 50 yard field goals in two minutes during a post season game. He earned 122 points during this season. In this video he kicks a winning field goal

Personal Life

He was married to Molly Ackerman in June 28, 2008. They has three children. He is a loyal father and husband to his wife and kids. He is six feet tall one inch. Fans can follow him on Twitter and Facebook to learn more about the highlights of his career.