Carter is a 6’2″ 195 lbs multi-sport athlete for Bonduel. On the field he is a multi-position player, making plays at RB and LB. The soon-to-be senior brings a lot of versatility to the field. Right from the start of his tape you see that he has that game-breaking speed where he can hit a hole and be gone for 80 yards and a score. His speed and frame are not a combo we see very often. What is also unique is how Carter can make defenders miss while running between the tackles. Despite the frame he will have defenders completely whiffing on him in tight quarters. To round his offensive skills out even more, Moesch will even line up out at WR and look like a natural running routes and reeling in difficult catches. Because of his size, speed, and strength we also see Carter make a ton of plays on the edge on defense. He can easily set the edge, shed the block, and he has the ability to deliver some devastating tackles with his power. You need to have this 2027 on your radars.

Carter is another athlete with a balanced game, but is at his best when he can feature his 6’2″ 195 lbs frame. Between the tackles Carter has some broken tackles where he just shrugs guys off him. Despite more of an upright running style, Carter is still able to keep his balance through contact and also flash that burst of power through a defender to break a tackle. It is clear that the big man has built a strong frame with how he handles contact.

We have talked about Carter a couple times this offseason, so it was great to see where he finally stacks up. The two way impact player dominates as an RB and LB for Bonduel. As a runner Carter is an explosive athlete. He accelerates through the gap and is at his top speed by the time he hits level two. That allows him to have so many long runs through traffic. The defense can’t close quick enough. Once he gets that head of steam going he has the strength to break tackles and keep himself clean with a stiff arm. Carter will also split out as a WR and is a natural out there tracking the ball and plucking it out of the air. Then on defense you find him in space off the edge tracking down RBs and setting the edge. The small school standout is as versatile as they come.