The Tampa Bay Buccaneers' secondary is gaining attention for its promising rookie cornerback duo, Benjamin Morrison and Jacob Parrish, as they perform exceptionally well in training camp. Morrison, a second-round pick from Notre Dame, is impressing coaches with his coverage skills and ability to bounce back from mistakes, highlighted by a recent interception during practice. Parrish, a third-round selection, showcases elite speed and versatility, contributing effectively in multiple defensive roles.

Both players are splitting first-team reps and challenging established starters like Jamel Dean and Zyon McCollum for significant roles in Todd Bowles’ defense. The Buccaneers are keen to integrate Morrison and Parrish into their defensive strategy, especially as they exhibit attributes that could make them immediate contributors. With both players on the rise, the competition for starting positions is heating up as the preseason approaches.