Los Angeles Rams Eye Josiah Trotter in 2026 NFL Draft
Rams linked to son of Eagles All-Pro linebacker in 2026 NFL Draft
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The Los Angeles Rams are considering linebacker Josiah Trotter, son of All-Pro linebacker Jeremiah Trotter, in the 2026 NFL Draft. With their first pick likely focused on a wide receiver, Trotter could be a strategic choice for the Rams' second-round pick, adding depth to their linebacker corps.
- 01Rams expected to prioritize a wide receiver with their 13th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft.
- 02Josiah Trotter, son of Eagles' All-Pro linebacker, is a potential second-round pick for the Rams.
- 03Trotter had an impressive season at Missouri, recording 84 tackles and earning First-team All-SEC honors.
- 04The Rams are looking to bolster their linebacker position this offseason.
- 05Adding Trotter could provide high upside for the Rams' defense.
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As the 2026 NFL Draft approaches, the Los Angeles Rams are in a favorable position, having minimal major needs. While they are likely to select a wide receiver with their 13th pick, they are also eyeing linebacker Josiah Trotter from the University of Missouri as a potential second-round selection. Trotter, the son of Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro linebacker Jeremiah Trotter, had a standout season, recording 84 tackles and earning First-team All-SEC honors. At 6-foot-2 and 237 pounds, he may not be a first-round talent, but he could be a valuable developmental prospect for the Rams. The addition of Trotter would not only strengthen their linebacker corps but also bring a familial connection to the NFL, making it an intriguing prospect for the team's defense.
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If the Rams successfully draft Josiah Trotter, it could significantly enhance their defensive lineup, providing depth and potential for future development.
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