Tampa Bay may bring Keenan Isaac back after Cleveland released him, aiming to fortify a CB corps stretched by injuries. Isaac’s familiarity with Bowles’ system and preseason flashes give him immediate emergency-rotation value behind Dean and McCollum, with a low-cost path to a roster spot as final cuts loom.

Depth behind the starters remains unsettled, and Isaac’s potential reunion hinges on whether the Buccaneers prioritize known quantity over upside. His size and scheme fit are appealing, but limited long-term consistency and minimal special-teams impact temper expectations.

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have re-signed safety Mike Edwards, who previously played for them from 2019 to 2022. Edwards was instrumental in the Buccaneers' Super Bowl victory in 2020 and showcased his versatility in the secondary.

After a brief stint with the Kansas City Chiefs and then the Buffalo Bills, Edwards was waived by the Tennessee Titans, allowing the Buccaneers to bring him back. His return adds depth to the secondary alongside Antoine Winfield Jr. and Jordan Whitehead.