Rookie Parrish flashed as a training camp standout with a pass breakup and a screen-tackle-for-loss, signaling push for available cornerback spots amid a crowded TB secondary.

Parrish flashed in coverage and against the run with a pass break and a tackle for loss, presenting a growing threat in TB’s corner room. His continued improvement could translate into meaningful rotational snaps as the roster tightens and injuries persist.

Parrish flashed in his NFL debut, breaking up Cam Ward’s first pass and adding another PBU later. He joined Carlton Davis III and Jordan Whitehead as the last Bucs rookie with two PBUs in a preseason game, signaling a strong start to a camp that has shown him as a credible defender and possible depth option.

Parrish displayed versatility across the TB secondary, repeatedly sticking with assignments and producing the most pass breakups among TB rookies since 2017. His range and instinct suggest a high ceiling in coverage-heavy roles, making him a noteworthy swing option in IDP leagues and a breakout candidate if his continued impact holds.

Jacob Parrish, a draftmate of Morrison, projects as a slot specialist who could be eyed to step into larger outside‐corner duties if Morrison’s hamstring lingers. Parrish’s slot proficiency adds a layer of versatility to TB’s secondary depth, and a strong preseason showing could cement his claim to a broader role in the corner rotation as TB navigates early depth questions.