Michael Carter

Arizona Cardinals running back Michael Carter contributed a bit more in the passing game in the team's second preseason game against the Denver Broncos on Saturday. The entire team couldn't get much going, but Carter ended up with 10 yards on eight carries to go along with five receptions for 19 yards on five targets. Carter is trying to fight his way into the depth chart with the likes of Emari Demercado and DeeJay Dallas, which is a doable feat, but the run game has left a lot to be desired... [Read More]

Congratulations to those of you who are constructing rosters in Week 17. You have maintained your highest level of flexibility while navigating through injuries, bye weeks, production-inhibiting coaching decisions, and other unwanted developments that emerged during the season. Now your diligence has placed you at the threshold of capturing your league's championship.Winning your league has been your primary goal from the moment you began preparing for your drafts. It has also remained the ... [Read More]

New York Jets defensive back Michael Carter III (ankle) was upgraded to a full participant during Tuesday's practice session. That is good news after Carter opened the week with a limited session, but he seems to be fine now. The 25-year-old has reportedly been playing through this ankle issue during the first two games of the season. If he suffers a setback, Brandin Echols is next on the depth chart, but Carter appears to be fine for now. The Jets secondary is a bit banged up with both Carter ... [Read More]

The fantasy football playoffs will be here before we know it, and the deep-league waiver wire is ultra-thin. While it's rare to find studs on the waiver wire at this point in the season, fantasy managers should continue to search and scavenge for upgrades or stashes ahead of the end of the 2023 campaign.The top waiver wire adds are often obvious for traditional 10 and 12-team leagues, but a larger pool of players is in consideration in leagues of 14 people or more. Some of theseWeek 12 ... [Read More]

New York Jets running back Michael Carter got five touches in a Week 15 loss to the Detroit Lions. Carter ran the ball four times, gaining 15 yards and added one catch on his lone target for a 16 yard gain. He once again ran behind undrafted rookie Zonovan Knight, but Knight couldn't get anything going at all, averaging just 1.8 yards per carry on his 13 totes. Carter should remain in a backup/support role on Thursday night against the Jacksonville Jaguars to start off the Week 16 schedule. [Read More]