Michael Carter
RB - Arizona Cardinals
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Michael Carter took seven carries for 41 yards and a touchdown in the Cardinals 16-14 loss against the Saints.
Fantasy Impact
Carter saw just 22 carries with Arizona last season. He is continuing to compete for a depth role in the Cardinals backfield this year.
Michael Carter rushed for 61 yards on seven carries in the Cardinals’ 35-31 win over the Eagles. He caught his lone target for a six yard touchdown.
Fantasy Impact
Carter’s six-yard touchdown reception came in the third quarter as the Cardinals’ began their comeback. The 24-year-old was the only other running back to record a rushing attempt behind starter James Conner. Carter will likely see plenty of playing time in Week 18, but should not be started by fantasy managers playing next week.
Michael Carter carried the ball four times for 25 yards in a 24-10 win over the Steelers in Week 13.
Fantasy Impact
Carter was not targeted in the passing game in the win. He has now seen exactly four carries in each of his two games with the Cardinals since the Jets cut him loose a few weeks back. Carter will be on bye in Week 14 before he takes on the 49ers in Week 15.
Michael Carter rushed for 19 yards on four carries and caught all four of his targets for 15 yards in Sunday's 37-14 loss to the Rams.
Fantasy Impact
Carter made his debut for the Cardinals on Sunday less than two weeks after joining his new team. He appeared to be the clear No. 2 RB in the Arizona backfield and finished with just two fewer touches than lead back James Conner. Given Conner's track record with injuries, Carter is worth a fantasy roster spot as a handcuff at minimum.
Michael Carter has been claimed off of waivers by the Arizona Cardinals.
Fantasy Impact
Carter was surprisingly waived by the Jets following a tough Week 10 loss to the Raiders, but he has already found a new home for himself. The Cardinals put in a waiver claim for him and are bringing him in to help solidify a RB room that's currently led by James Conner. It remains to be seen if he will get enough work to be fantasy relevant on his own, but either way, his presence in this backfield is less than ideal for Conner and his workload moving forward.
