Brandon Copeland
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Copeland has worked his butt off on practice squads over the years, turning himself from an undrafted player from Penn into a guy who started 10 games for the Jets in 2018 and could have a solid NFL career ahead of him. However, with an Ivy League education, Copeland is already thinking about what he’s going to do when he’s done with football.
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In addition to keeping himself in shape, Copeland spends the offseason working at Weiss Multi-Strategy Advisers as an analyst. He also teaches a financial literacy seminar alongside one of his Penn professors.
Between his job as an analyst and the fact that he saves 90% of his NFL income, Copeland could end up making more money after football than during his career.
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