Zach Carter has been signed to the Raiders' active roster after previously being on their practice squad. He spent over two seasons with the Bengals, where he played in 37 games and made 16 starts, including nine in his rookie year. Carter recorded 55 tackles, one sack, and contributed to the team's defense with four quarterback hits and a forced fumble. He was a standout at Florida, starting all but one game in the 2020 and 2021 seasons.

Zach Carter, who was drafted two rounds ahead of Matthew Butler, has been signed to the Raiders' practice squad after spending over two seasons with the Bengals. He has experience as a starter, having made five starts last season and nine in his rookie year. In 37 games with Cincinnati, Carter recorded 55 tackles, including two for loss, and contributed with a sack, two passes defensed, a forced fumble, and a quarterback hit.

Zach Carter has been waived by the Bengals after struggling this season, recording nine tackles and half a sack in four games. The team needed to clear a roster spot for Myles Murphy and McKinnley Jackson ahead of their matchup against the Ravens. Drafted 95th overall in 2022, Carter has appeared in 37 games over three seasons, tallying 55 tackles and one sack. He could remain with the organization if he clears waivers and fills an open practice squad spot.

With Sheldon Rankins injured and BJ Hill potentially out, Zach Carter will be one of the key players relied upon by the Bengals in their upcoming game. This presents an opportunity for him to contribute significantly to the team's defensive efforts.

Zach Carter is a part of the Bengals' defensive tackle group that has been bolstered with the addition of veteran Sheldon Rankins and third-round pick McKinnley Jackson.