Is Crosby's Leg Stronger?

It's almost like he is kicking off 5 yards closer to the opponents endzone

His leg is stronger because he's using it more on so many extra points!  

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My memory sure ain't what it used to be, Iron, but I recall leg strength being Crosby's strongest point coming out of college.
JMHO, I think Slocum f****d with his technique big time a few years back, and it took him the better part of 2 seasons to recover from it. He has kicked very well this year.
I think Crosby has the leg to kick 60+ yarders easily; it's his accuracy from those distances that I don't have great confidence in.

It was about 5 years ago that the kick off yard line was changed from the 30 to the 35.  This made it easier to kick it beyond the end zone. 

Crosby has always had the strong leg - but not so much the accuracy beyond 50 yards even coming out of college.  Then, like Timmy said he received some bad coaching - at least that is the perception - and had a couple bad years.  But he recovered and now his accuracy is much better besides. 

My outside garbage can was frozen in. Tried juggling. Kicked it loose. This must feel what Mason Crosby feels like.

I think that Crosby has always had a pretty strong leg. In the last few years his opportunities may have been limited a little because MM seems more likely to go for it (4th and medium). This is probably due to the team ,field conditions and not wanting to give the opponent the ball at the point of the kick. 50+ yard FGs at Lambeau are not a cakewalk. Crosby has been pretty consistent for a good long while (with one obvious exception).

Good story

http://www.jsonline.com/story/...off-streak/96801018/

Crosby, now 36, is no stranger to making tackles. He has 27 in his 14-year career, including at least one in 12 of his 14 seasons. His tackle of Agnew on Sunday was the first tackle of his 2020 season.

The Packers know their kicker can tackle. The punter is a different story.

He also forces fumbles....

Go to the 50 second mark. This is still ridiculous..

#Packers K Mason Crosby said it isn't normal for him to overestimate where he might be able to hit from in the #Lions game but he knew they needed the points and could see LaFleur was considering attempting the 57-yarder. "I gave him the thumbs up," Crosby said.

— Tom Silverstein (@TomSilverstein) December 16, 2020

Like Rodgers, we will miss him when he's gone.

@YATittle posted:

Crosby, now 36, is no stranger to making tackles. He has 27 in his 14-year career, including at least one in 12 of his 14 seasons. His tackle of Agnew on Sunday was the first tackle of his 2020 season.

The Packers know their kicker can tackle. The punter is a different story.

Crosby is a killer!

Mason. That forced fumble just about sealed Patterson's fate in Minny.