The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Missouri linebacker Josiah Trotter in the second round of the NFL draft. Known for his high energy and solid run-stopping abilities, Trotter is also the son of former NFL player Jeremiah Trotter. However, he has shown some weaknesses in pass coverage, making this pick intriguing. The Pewter Report team reacted live during their draft show, sharing insights on Trotter's strengths and areas for improvement.

By the Numbers
  • Josiah Trotter recorded over 80 tackles during his final season at Missouri.
  • Trotter is the second linebacker drafted by the Buccaneers this offseason.
State of Play
  • Live reactions from Pewter Report's draft show are ongoing, featuring detailed analysis.
  • Fans have access to nearly 20 hours of live draft coverage from team headquarters.
What's Next

As the draft progresses, the focus will shift to how Trotter adapts to the Buccaneers’ defensive scheme and whether he can improve his pass coverage skills. The team's strategy may evolve based on their later draft picks and player development.

Bottom Line

The Bucs' decision to draft Josiah Trotter highlights their commitment to enhancing their defensive roster, particularly in run defense, while also recognizing the need for improvement in coverage. This selection could play a critical role in the team's defensive success moving forward.