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Syer Copeland

Running Back/Linebacker

2028 Class

5'7" Height

185 Weight

Archbishop Williams School

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About Syer

Syer Copeland is a 5'7" Running Back/Linebacker in the 2028 class. Copeland attends Archbishop Williams in New England. Copeland's Player Profile was created on July 11, 2024. Subscribe to Prep Redzone to see where Syer Copeland is ranked and what our scouts have written about them.

Expert Analysis

Syer

Copeland RB/LB

Class

2028

Height

5'7"

Weight

185

HS

Archbishop Williams

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New E

Syer Copeland

Recruiting Report: Syer Copeland – 2028 Prospect Syer Copeland from Archbishop Williams High School in Massachusetts has made...

Written by Roger Silva

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Roger Silva

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Recruiting Report: Syer Copeland Syer Copeland 5'7" | 185 lbs | RB/LB Archbishop Williams | 2028 State New E – 2028 Prospect
Syer Copeland Syer Copeland 5'7" | 185 lbs | RB/LB Archbishop Williams | 2028 State New E from Archbishop Williams High School in Massachusetts has made significant strides in his recruiting profile following a standout 2025 season. Standing at 5’7” and weighing 185 lbs, Syer’s compact frame lends itself well to his dual role as both a running back and linebacker. He showcased his skills as a short-yardage back, exhibiting impressive one-step juke ability to evade defenders.
Defensively, Syer’s ability to tackle low and respond swiftly to inside ISO plays demonstrated his football IQ and explosiveness, particularly in filling gaps effectively. His versatility on the field makes him an asset on both sides of the ball.
However, to further enhance his performance, a focus on lean muscle development and flexibility through yoga stretching is recommended, as there appears to be tightness in his hips and knees. Overall, Syer is trending toward a defensive role at the collegiate level and is a player to watch closely as he continues to develop. His performance this past season has undoubtedly raised his recruiting stock among coaches across New England.