Undrafted 2023; 58 special-teams snaps over two seasons with Tampa Bay and one defensive snap; among Colts workout participants seeking a deeper roster role and potential special-teams value.

Keenan Isaac could rejoin the Buccaneers as a low-cost depth option at cornerback. His familiarity with Todd Bowles’ scheme and preseason flashes—highlighted by an interception—make him an appealing emergency piece behind Dean and McCollum. His size helps, but consistency and special-teams value are concerns that could limit long-term role.

In a move to accommodate the signing of Mike Edwards, the Buccaneers waived cornerback Keenan Isaac.

Keenan Isaac has been re-signed by the Buccaneers after a stint with the Carolina Panthers. Following the injuries to key players, he is expected to contribute as he is familiar with the team's system and has gone through the training camp. Bowles expressed confidence in Isaac and others stepping in to fulfill their roles effectively.

Keenan Isaac will serve as a backup behind Jaycee Horn and Mike Jackson in the cornerback rotation. He is part of a depth lineup that includes several newer players, and his role will be crucial as the season progresses, especially if injuries or performance issues arise within the starting group.