Packers Retain Kicker Brandon McManus with 3-Year, $15.3 Million Deal

McManus, who delivered a standout 2024 season, brings stability to Green Bay's kicking game after years of inconsistency.

Brandon McManus signed a three-year, $15.3 million contract with the Green Bay Packers, including a $5 million signing bonus.
McManus made 20 of 21 field goals and all 30 extra points during the 2024 regular season, achieving the second-best field goal percentage in Packers history.
The veteran kicker replaced struggling rookie Brayden Narveson midway through 2024, stabilizing a position that had been inconsistent since Mason Crosby's departure in 2022.
McManus faced a lawsuit and NFL investigation in 2024 regarding alleged misconduct during his time with the Jaguars; the NFL found insufficient evidence to take action, and the lawsuit was resolved before he joined Green Bay.
The Packers also re-signed linebacker Isaiah McDuffie this week, continuing their efforts to secure key players ahead of free agency.