Jets Rookie Suffers Brutal Setback After Strong Preseason Debut
Summary
Mory Bamba, an undrafted rookie cornerback for the New York Jets, had a strong performance in the preseason opener but now faces a knee injury. He is expected to miss several weeks, which could affect his chance to make the final team roster.Key Facts
- The New York Jets used three first-round picks on highly regarded rookies this year.
- Mory Bamba, an undrafted player from BYU, had the best defensive performance in the Jets’ preseason opener.
- Bamba recorded five tackles and four pass breakups in the first preseason game.
- He suffered a right knee injury and may miss the rest of the preseason.
- Bamba was seen practicing with a knee brace during Monday’s training.
- The Jets have two more preseason games on August 21 and August 28 before final team cuts.
- Bamba started his college career at Wisconsin–Oshkosh, then played junior college, and finally BYU.
- He is a fast, athletic cornerback with a strong build and was considered a developmental player before the preseason.
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