The Tennessee Titans elevated running back Michael Carter from the practice squad Saturday ahead of their Week 3 matchup against the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium.
The Titans announced the signing of DB Erick Hallett to the active roster and the elevation of RB Michael Carter for Week 3. The team also waived LB Owen Pappoe, who was formerly with the Cardinals.
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The Arizona Cardinals move into the future without the possibility of signing former running back Michael Carter. Carter, who entered free agency, is landing
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According to Aaron Wilson, the Titans are signing RB Michael Carter to a contract. Ian Rapoport adds Tennessee will be signing WR Lance McCutcheon as well, as he’s coming out of retirement. This is in addition to the signings of QB Hendon Hooker and WR K.J.
GLENDALE – The Atlanta Falcons have one of the best pass rushers and secondary combo in the NFL, which could force the pass-heavy Arizona Cardinals to rely on their starting running back.
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More running back help is on the way for the Arizona Cardinals. After releasing veteran runner Michael Carter yesterday, fans online speculated heavily on what could be next after Arizona cleared a total of two spots on the active roster.
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The Arizona Cardinals have released running back Michael Carter after their bye week. Because nothing says “we’ve got our act together” quite like cutting one of your few healthy backs when your running game is about as effective as a screen door on a submarine.
A pair of roster moves following the Arizona Cardinals' bye week has fans buzzing on the potential doors that may be opening as a result. The Cardinals earlier today released RB Michael Carter and DB Darren Hall, clearing two spaces on the active roster ahead of their Week 9 battle against the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football.
The Arizona Cardinals needed some self-reflection during the bye week. Residing in the basement of the NFC West after five consecutive one-score losses, including three straight by game-winning field goal, the Cardinals did some soul-searching.
GLENDALE – The Arizona Cardinals are cutting ties with their veteran running back and have released Michael Carter, and that move has brought speculation on what the roster move was for, in hopes that the Cards will make a trade for a star RB.
The Arizona Cardinals are releasing RB Michael Carter, according to the NFL transaction log. DB Darren Hall was also released today. Carter, with Trey Benson still on injured reserve for one more game and James Conner out for the season, is a bit of a surprise cut considering how thin the Cardinals are at running back.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that the Cardinals have released RB Michael Carter on Monday. Carter, 26, was a four-year starter at North Carolina and was a third-team All-American and first-team All-ACC in 2020.
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GLENDALE -- It's nearly game time for the Arizona Cardinals, and after an entire week of mystery, it seems as if we finally have an answer to the running back question.
The Arizona Cardinals are facing an abrupt backfield shakeup just four weeks into the 2025 NFL season, with Michael Carter stepping into the spotlight.
GLENDALE – Arizona Cardinals running back Michael Carter was elevated to the active roster for Thursday Night Football vs. the Seattle Seahawks. Carter only got one carry in the game, but with the injuries to James Conner and Trey Benson not at Monday’s practice, the team has signed him to the 53-man roster.
The Arizona Cardinals announced they have elevated RB Michael Carter and DL Anthony Goodlow from the practice squad to the active roster for Week 4 against the Seahawks.
GLENDALE – Arizona Cardinals running back Michael Carter is currently fighting in a competitive running back race for a roster spot. The four-year pro has illustrated on the field his speed and elusiveness that Arizona has given him a chance these past two seasons.
Running back Michael Carter was missing something during his first two professional offseasons as a New York Jet. No longer with the team that drafted him, Carter claims he has "off-season clarity" following a six-game stint as an Arizona Cardinal.
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