Jets Waive J.C. Copeland

By Phil Sullivan Posted On August 2, 2015

The New York Jets annouced on Saturday that they have waived fullback J.C. Copeland.

We have waived FB J.C. Copeland.

— New York Jets (@nyjets) August 1, 2015

Copeland was originally signed as a rookie free agent in May. Dom Cosentino says that Copeland had a rough outing on the first day of practice.

Fullback J.C. Copeland, signed by the Jets in May after their rookie minicamp, was waived on Saturday after he had a rough outing during the team’s first fully padded practice of training camp.

Copeland and Tommy Bohanon had been the only fullbacks on the 90-man roster the Jets brought to camp.

During a one-on-one blocking drill Saturday, Copeland got completely run over by Deion Barnes, an undrafted free agent linebacker. Copeland also dropped a pass at another point in practice.

This Article Was Written By Phil Sullivan

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