Rookie linebacker Josiah Trotter Jr. exploded onto the scene at Tampa Bay’s first padded practice, notching two tackles for loss with explosive speed, relentless power, and pinpoint instincts that immediately signaled his elite draft pedigree. He read run plays instantly, dismantled ball carriers in the backfield, and even pushed back veteran linemen — showcasing a physical, downhill style perfectly aligned with Todd Bowles’ defense. With Lavonte David retired and a need for an inside linebacker, Trotter’s confident, aggressive play suggests he’s poised to be a key contributor — and maybe even a future leader — this season.
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