Jets vs. 49ers live updates: New York faces San Francisco on 'Monday Night Football'

San Francisco is lucky to escape with three points after it tried a reverse on third down. Deebo Samuel was caught far behind the line of scrimmage and had to break several tackles just to salvage a 3-yard loss.

It was good enough for Jake Moody to get into field goal range, and he drilled a 51-yarder.

The Niners trail the Jets 7-6.

The Jets are up 7-3 on the 49ers after one quarter.

Rodgers has looked good in his first extended action in well over a year, completing 7 of 9 passes for 64 yards.

The 49ers are driving in Jets territory and will have third-and-5 on the New York 29-yard-line when the second quarter begins.

After a 49ers field goal, the Jets marched down the field and answered with a Breece Hall touchdown run to cap off a 12-play, 70-yard drive.

Rodgers threw for first downs on three third-and-longs, looking comfortable in the pocket. San Francisco still hasn’t recorded a pressure on him through three drives.

After starting a drive at the Jets’ 32-yard-line courtesy of its defense, the 49ers offense couldn’t do much with the plum field position. San Francisco managed only 3 yards before kicking a field goal. The Niners lead 3-0.

And the 49ers have answered the Jets’ three-and-out with one of their own.

Brock Purdy threw incomplete on third down under pressure from Quinnen Williams. San Francisco ran only once on the drive with McCaffrey out.

The Jets started their first offensive possession with two runs and then a Rodgers pass on third down. Rodgers threw a perfect ball, but Allen Lazard dropped it, and the Jets punted.

The 49ers will take over on their 7-yard line.

RG Dominick Puni

It looks as if the 49ers found themselves a good one with their third-round selection of Dominick Puni, an offensive lineman who has the versatility to play each of the team’s five spots on the offensive line.

For now, he’s locked in at right guard, where he takes over for Spencer Burford and Jon Feliciano, who shared the position a year ago.

LB Fred Warner

The Jets feature one of the game’s most versatile running backs. The 49ers’ hopes of slowing down Breece Hall will be a team effort, but a lot of the responsibility will fall onto the shoulders of three-time All-Pro linebacker Fred Warner.

“I think he’s one of the best backs in the league, just from watching him,” Warner said of Hall. “I haven’t played against him yet. He’s so dynamic with his ability to hit the home run with his speed.”

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San Francisco announced the running back would miss "Monday Night Football" with a calf injury. Jordan Mason will be the starting RB for the 49ers.

The Jets' coach was seen running upstairs inside Levi's Stadium a few hours before his team took the field.

Rodgers, from nearby Chico, California, has arrived at Levi's Stadium ahead of his team's "Monday Night Football" game against the 49ers.

The Jets acquired elite pass rusher Haason Reddick in the offseason, but he's still holding out while he seeks a new contract. Reddick has sacrificed more than $2 million in fines and lost bonus money, and he will lose around $800,000 per week in game checks if he doesn’t show up.

As of this afternoon, he has no intention of playing against San Francisco.

Following a lengthy holdout that lasted all of training camp, 49ers WR Brandon Aiyuk signed a four-year, $120 million extension, keeping him in San Francisco after an offseason that included a trade request and reportedly a potential move to Pittsburgh.

The 49ers this week also ensured Brock Purdy will be protected deep into the future by signing star left tackle Trent Williams to a three-year, $82.66 million deal.

Williams will make $27.65 million annually, the most among left tackles.

The 49ers placed rookie WR Ricky Pearsall, a first-round pick out of Florida, on the reserve/NFI list last Monday, two days after he was shot in the chest during a robbery attempt. He’ll miss at least four games while recovering.

The Jets will open the season on "Monday Night Football" for the second straight season. New York just hopes this game goes better than last season's. In that matchup against the Bills, Rodgers tore his Achilles only four plays in and would not return to a game.

Rodgers, the 40-year-old former MVP and Super Bowl winner, said he feels confident entering the year.

“I’m in a good mind space,” he said. “I really had a year to remember in a lot of ways — some really difficult things, but some great things, as well. There’s always a perspective moment during the anthem to collect your thoughts and send gratitude out there to the universe for the opportunity to be standing on the field in pads. I’ll be really excited about that.”