Jeremiah Trotter Jr. Drafted by Eagles, Continuing Football Legacy
Son of Former Eagles Linebacker Makes Emotional Draft-Day Call
All-American Linebacker Follows in Father's Footsteps
In a heartwarming draft-day moment, the Philadelphia Eagles traded up to select Jeremiah Trotter Jr., the son of the former longtime Eagles linebacker Jeremiah Trotter. The emotional phone call between father and son after the selection was captured on video.
Jeremiah Trotter Jr., who played for Clemson University, has carved his own path in football. The multi-time All-American linebacker finished his Clemson career with 202 tackles, cementing his legacy as a talented defensive force.
The Eagles' decision to draft Trotter Jr. is a testament to both his talent and the rich football heritage he carries. His father, Jeremiah Trotter Sr., played for the Eagles from 1998 to 2009 and was known for his hard-hitting style and leadership.
Jeremiah Trotter Jr. is determined to make his own mark on the NFL, while honoring the legacy of his father. The draft selection is a significant step in his football journey, and his Eagles jersey will carry a special meaning as he carries forward the Trotter family name in the NFL.
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