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Jets RB Michael Carter: 'Good Things Come to Those Who Wait'


oozes confidence. "I should have gone yesterday," said the running back out of North Carolina selected by the Jets No. 107 overall on Saturday. "But good things come to those who wait. I'm happy to be a Jet. Sure I'd like to be the featured back, but first I have to get to the building and work hard every day, earn respect from my teammates." (New York Jets)

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Jets RB Michael Carter: 'Good Things Come to Those Who Wait'


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