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Michael Carter continues to look the part as Jets' top running back


One of the knocks on coming out of UNC was that he was a speed back who wasn’t all that dangerous running between the tackles. Many also questioned Carter’s ability to handle the inside rushing workload of a No. 1 running back. Carter has dispelled that notion so far during his rookie season and that was the case once again in Week 5. (USA Today)

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Michael Carter continues to look the part as Jets' top running back