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RB Michael Carter already showing every-down potential in the New York Jets offense


The New York Jets planned to take a running back-by-committee approach to the 2021 NFL season. Then, rookie from UNC forced the issue and disrupted that idea. Carter, ahead of schedule, has shown the ability to play every down and has developed into one of the NFL’s most complete young running backs over the last two weeks. (Pro Football Focus)

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RB Michael Carter already showing every-down potential in the New York Jets offense