FanHouse

Eagles Cut Jeremiah Trotter


The Philadelphia Eagles will announce that they have released linebacker Jeremiah Trotter today, Jay Glazer of Fox Sports is reporting.

Trotter, who has played in Philadelphia for seven of his nine NFL seasons, has registered over 100 tackles in six different seasons, including each of the last two. At 29, Trotter has been one of the Eagles' leaders on defense, along with safety Brian Dawkins.

Trotter was expected to anchor an improved Eagles linebacking corps with the off-season acquisition of Takeo Spikes.
Trotter started all 16 games for the Eagles last season, and it's a surprise that they let him go. Several teams are likely to be interested in Trotter as a free agent. The best bet might be the Giants, where his former position coach, Steve Spagnuolo, is now the defensive coordinator.

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)