Imagine: one day you're the starting middle-linebacker for a team that's in the Super Bowl. You've never been known for a guy that's good at coverage on opposing receivers crossing the middle on slants or in the flats. You're the guy who's known for crashing the line of scrimmage and crushing the power-run game of your opponent. You're the guy about whom Tiki Barber said upon his retirement, "Man, that last hit I got from Jeremiah Trotter convinced me it was t...