Narveson’s waiver-claim memory underscores Green Bay’s UDFA narrative: a veteran kicker from the undrafted mix who helped sustain the streak last year. While not on the 53 this year, Narveson’s legacy informs the Packers’ approach: opportunity and depth-building through the UDFA pipeline.

Brayden Narveson, former kicker for the Packers, had a brief career with the team and an even shorter stint in the CFL with the Edmonton Elks. His release from both teams highlights the challenges that kickers face in maintaining job security in professional football, especially after a shaky performance.

Brayden Narveson struggled in his earlier appearances for Green Bay, missing both of his field-goal attempts in a close game against Minnesota. Following his performance, he was released by the team and replaced by veteran Brandon McManus, who has since excelled, converting 16 of 17 field-goal attempts, including crucial game-winners.

Brayden Narveson kicked for the Packers this season, converting 12 of 17 field goal attempts. His performance has been inconsistent, contributing to the Jets' search for a new kicker as they evaluate options to improve their special teams.

Brayden Narveson struggled as the Packers' rookie kicker, missing a league-high five field goal attempts, which led to his replacement by McManus shortly before the game against the Texans.