UNC football credited for Michael Carter's quick NFL transition

Posted Jun 7, 2022
New York Jets running back Michael Carter was the Jets’ leading rusher last season, carrying the ball 147 times for 639 yards and four touchdowns. This season, Carter splits carries with rookie Breece Hall. ESPN’s Rich Cimini recently detailed how Carter’s collegiate career at North Carolina better prepared him for his second season in New York. (247 Sports)

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