Jacob Parrish is that kid in Little League who keeps his glove clean all game, then makes the final out. He belongs to that type. The quiet grinder who suddenly finds himself at the center of everything. That\u2019s the spot he occupies today in Tampa Bay.<\/p>\n
And if you\u2019ve watched this team long enough, you know something always brews before a big Rams game. It\u2019s that classic \u201cwait for it\u2026\u201d moment. You lean in anyway. You want to see how this plays out. So, let\u2019s lean in. Something is shifting in the Bucs<\/a> secondary, and it\u2019s not small.<\/p>\n George Edwards didn\u2019t dodge the question. When the reporter asked about Jacob Parrish playing outside if Jamel Dean couldn\u2019t go, he leaned into the reality. “Well, we’re working through that process through the course of the week,” he said. Well! That line hit like a slap of cold water because the Rams’<\/a> passing attack isn\u2019t forgiving. And Edwards made sure to remind everyone that Bowles uses “different packages with different guys doing different roles.” That\u2019s a hint at change.<\/p>\nJacob Parrish Steps Into the Spotlight<\/h2>\n