Spencer Shrader has joined the Colts as a kicker, likely aiming to solidify the team's special teams unit. His past performance suggests he could be a reliable scoring option.

Spencer Shrader has joined the Colts after a brief tenure with the practice squad last season. He made a positive impact in his debut and brings potential competition to the kicking role.

Spencer Shrader was signed off the Jets' practice squad by Kansas City, leading to Andres Carlson becoming Gang Green's kicker. This change reflects the ongoing struggles within the Jets' special teams as they navigate a challenging season.

Spencer Shrader is now with the Jets after previously kicking in a game for the Colts. His move to the Jets comes as they seek a reliable option amid ongoing injuries to their kickers. Shrader's transition to his third team this season highlights the instability at the kicker position, as teams scramble to find effective replacements.

Spencer Shrader, a rookie kicker, has been tasked with replacing Harrison Butker during his injury absence. He has already kicked in two games this season, one for the Colts and another for the Jets, where he successfully made both of his field goal attempts last week. Coach Andy Reid expressed confidence in Shrader’s abilities, noting that while he is young and lacks extensive experience, he has performed well in his opportunities.