Matthew Wright, the backup kicker for the 49ers, is also sidelined due to shoulder and back injuries. His absence has led to Anders Carlson stepping in as the team's kicker. Wright's injuries have compounded the team's kicking challenges, making Moody's potential return even more critical for the 49ers' special teams.

Matthew Wright was signed by the 49ers to replace Jake Moody during his injury absence. However, Wright suffered a shoulder injury and was placed on injured reserve. This left the team to rely on Anders Carlson, who has performed well in Wright's stead, converting all his kick attempts. Wright's injury adds to the team's kicker woes, as they navigate the challenges of maintaining consistency in the kicking game.

Matthew Wright, the backup kicker for the 49ers, was humorously portrayed in NBC's segment as a medical professional, complete with a cartoonishly large surgical scrub hat. This depiction highlighted the absurdity of the team's injury crisis, as he, along with others, has been sidelined this season.

Matthew Wright has stepped in as the replacement kicker for the 49ers after Jake Moody suffered a high-ankle sprain. Wright successfully made three field goals and three extra points in a victory over the Seahawks but then injured both his shoulder and back while making a tackle, leading to his placement on injured reserve. His absence adds to the growing list of injury concerns for San Francisco as they prepare for their critical matchup against the Cowboys.

Matthew Wright has been ruled out of the upcoming game against the Kansas City Chiefs and will be placed on injured reserve due to a shoulder injury sustained while attempting a tackle during the Week 6 win over the Seattle Seahawks. Coach Kyle Shanahan indicated that Wright's injury is more serious than initially expected, and he will not be returning soon. This adds to the team's kicking woes, as they are already without Jake Moody, who is dealing with a high ankle sprain.