Anders Carlson, New York's fourth kicker in as many games, successfully kicked a 35-yard field goal that briefly gave the Jets a 27-22 lead with 2:41 remaining. Despite this contribution, the team's overall struggles continued, and the decision to rely on Carlson rather than attempting to convert on fourth-and-2 was questioned by Rodgers, who felt they needed to score more to secure a win.

Anders Carlson, elevated from the practice squad, made a career-best 58-yard field goal that temporarily gave the Jets the lead. His performance was crucial as he was the fourth kicker the Jets had used in as many games, highlighting the team's struggles in the kicking game this season.

Anders Carlson has already handled kicking duties in two games for the 49ers and is expected to replace Spencer Shrader, who has been shuffled to the Jets. This transition highlights the ongoing instability at the kicker position within the team, which has faced injuries impacting multiple players.

Anders Carlson will be the Jets' fourth kicker in as many games after being signed from the practice squad. Previously with San Francisco, he successfully completed all five field goal attempts and three of four extra points during his time there. Carlson described the day of his signing as a "whirlwind" and expressed his eagerness to seize the opportunity with the Jets.

Anders Carlson will take over kicking duties for the Jets after the unexpected loss of Spencer Shrader to the Chiefs. Carlson previously kicked for the Packers and had a brief stint with the 49ers this season. The Jets are now on their fourth kicker in as many weeks, and interim coach Jeff Ulbrich expressed confidence in Carlson despite the roster management challenges leading to this situation.