The Eagles made a small but intriguing move ahead of the NFL trade deadline, acquiring nickel cornerback Michael Carter II from the New York Jets in what’s effectively a late-round draft pick swap with John Metchie III moving the other way.
Five days remain until this year’s trade deadline. Even after sending Michael Carter II to the Eagles, the Jets remain a team to watch regarding more seller’s moves.
The New York Jets have already worked a few trades this year with the most recent one coming this week. On Wednesday, the Jets sent cornerback Michael Carter II and a 2027 seventh round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for wide receiver John Metchie III and a 2027 sixth round pick.
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When news broke that Howie Roseman traded John Michie II and a sixth-round pick to the New York Jets to reunite Joe Douglas with former fifth-round pick Michael Carter II – plus a seventh-round pick – it got Philadelphia Eagles fans hyped.
The Philadelphia Eagles are acquiring cornerback Michael Carter II from the New York Jets in exchange for wide receiver John Metchie III, multiple media outlets reported on Wednesday.
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The New York Jets will be missing their most important offensive player when the team takes on the Carolina Panthers in Week 7. Garrett Wilson was ruled out for Sunday’s clash with Carolina.
The New York Jets will be missing their most important offensive player when the team takes on the Carolina Panthers in Week 7. Garrett Wilson was ruled out for Sunday’s clash with Carolina.
Just before last season, the Jets raised the slot cornerback market’s ceiling by extending Michael Carter. The team proceeded to fire Robert Saleh and Joe Douglas in the weeks that followed.
When your defense allows 64 points and forces no turnovers over a two-game span, numerous parties are at fault. No individual can be blamed for that level of defensive ineptitude.
Michael Carter II managed to play 13 games last season, but he was nowhere near full strength for much of that time. The fifth-year Jets corner is healthy entering training camp, however.
Michael Carter II appears to be on the road to recovery following an injury-plagued 2024 season that limited his impact on the New York Jets’ defense. In a workout video posted to his Instagram account, the veteran cornerback wrote, “Feels great moving around again,” signaling visible progress as the team prepares for the 2025 campaign.
Another week, another New York Jets cornerback is out for a game due to an injury. This week, it's Michael Carter II, as he will miss Sunday's game with the Los Angeles Rams due to a back injury.
New York Jets star defensive back Michael Carter II is now one rich fellow, and for good reason. The Jets made Carter II the highest-paid slot cornerback in the NFL after they penned him to a contract extension on Tuesday.
It is no secret that Robert Saleh and the New York Jets have Super Bowl aspirations. They have made big efforts to form a competitive squad around Aaron Rodgers.
The slot cornerback market saw significant movement this offseason. Both Taron Johnson and Kenny Moore moved the position’s bar past $10M per year. That pertained to the Jets, who are moving to extend their inside corner.
New York Jets secondary defender Michael Carter II isn't taking kindly to a grass-kicking joint study from the NFL and NFL Players Association. Results
After another heartbreaking year and extending their North American sports leading playoff drought to 13 seasons, it’s time for the Jets to focus on the offseason.
With the Jets outpacing preseason expectations and several of their young players already performing like future stars, it's time to put Douglas into the NFL Executive of the Year conversation.
In the event Maye and the Jets part ways, the franchise will have rookies Jamien Sherwood, Michael Carter II and Hamsah Nasirildeen to develop over time.