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What role could Jets 4th-round RB Michael Carter assume?


The New York Jets felt the need to bolster the running back position following the selection of quarterback Zach Wilson at No. 2 overall. Enter , a stud back out of North Carolina who implements great speed and acceleration into his play style. He impressed in the offseason program and could eventually become a top back in the NFL. (Elite Sports NY)

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What role could Jets 4th-round RB Michael Carter assume?