Photos: Green Bay Packers' all-time games played leaders
Only four players have appeared in more than 200 games for the Packers in the franchise's existence. Here's the players who top the most games played list for Green Bay.
5 Bart Starr: 196 games
Packers quarterback Bart Starr played 16 season in Green Bay, starting in 1956.
4. Donald Driver: 205 games
Wide receiver Donald Driver was drafted by the Packers in the seventh round of the 1999 draft. He played 14 seasons in Green Bay.
3. Aaron Rodgers: 230 games
Aaron Rodgers saw his first action for the Packers in 2005 before becoming the team's starter in 2008 and holding the job until his trade to the Jets in 2023.
2. Brett Favre: 255 games
Brett Favre played two games for the Packers in 1991 and didn't complete any of his four attempts. He went on to solidify himself as Green Bay's quarterback before getting traded to the Jets in 2008.
1. Mason Crosby: 258 games
The Packers drafted kicker Mason Crosby in the sixth round of the 2007 NFL Draft, and he spent the next 16 seasons as Green Bay's kicker.
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