Brett Goode has been placed on injured reserve, the Packers announced Tuesday.
The former Arkansas long snapper tore his ACL during the first quarter of the Packers' 30-20 win over the Raiders Sunday, but finished the game, snapping the ball on 11 kicks.
The injury snaps Goode's streak of playing in 137 consecutive games, including the playoffs, since taking over the job in 2008.
He will have surgery to repair the knee.
It is unfortunate timing for Goode, as he is set to become an unrestricted free agent in March unless the Packers give him another contract extension. It would be his third extension since 2010.
Goode is the seventh former Arkansas player to spend time on the IR in 2015, joining AJ Derby (Patriots), Trey Flowers (Patriots), Tevin Mitchel (Colts), Darius Philon (Chargers), Martrell Spaight (Redskins) and Robert Thomas (Dolphins). Philon returned to the 53-man roster in Week 14.