Carter will miss a second consecutive game due to this injury, so Brandin Echols and Bryce Hall should continue to see added playing time at cornerback alongside Sauce Gardner and D.J. Reed. Carter's next chance to take the field will come against the Falcons on Dec. 3.
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Defensive
2023 Regular Season Stats
SK
TK
AST
INT
TFL
0
37
13
0
0
Team
New York Jets
Birthdate
3/8/1999 (25)
Status
Active
HT/WT
5'10", 184 lbs
Draft Info
2021: Rd 5; Pk (NYJ)
Birthplace
Douglasville, GA, USA
Position
CB
College
Duke
Experience
4th season
Career History
New York Jets
2021-Present
(3 seasons)
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Carter will miss a second consecutive game due to this injury, so Brandin Echols and Bryce Hall should continue to see added playing time at cornerback alongside Sauce Gardner and D.J. Reed. Carter's next chance to take the field will come against the Falcons on Dec. 3.
Carter is expected to miss his second straight game with the injury, although he hasn't officially been ruled out yet. His absence would lead to an increase in opportunities for Brandin Echols against the Dolphins on Friday.
Carter came into the weekend without an injury designation, but he was added to the injury report and deemed questionable on Saturday due to a hamstring issue. Given the nature of such injuries, it's not surprising that the cornerback won't be able to take the field Sunday. Brandin Echols and Jarrick Bernard-Converse should see more work in Carter's stead. Meanwhile, Carter will look to return for Week 12, though that might be challenging given the short turnaround with the Jets next playing on Friday versus Miami.
The third-year cornerback out of Duke was surprisingly added to New York's injury report Saturday after logging a full week of practice. If Carter were to miss this Sunday's contest, Brandin Echols and Jarrick Bernard-Converse would likely see an uptick in snaps in the Jets' secondary.