Redshirt Sophomore TE with True Hybrid Value for Northwestern State
Carter’s value is less about eye-popping volume and more about rare utility: in 2025 at Northwestern State, he played all 12 games, made five starts at tight end, caught 7 passes for 39 yards, and served as the Demons’ primary short- and long-snapper. That dual-role reliability makes him a roster fit for teams that need a dependable, assignment-sound tight end who can help on special teams and absorb multiple responsibilities. He also brings proven in-state recruiting pedigree from Katy HS and enough size (6-4, 240) to profile as a developmental depth piece with lineup flexibility.[2][5][10]
