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.

Keenan Isaac was claimed by the Panthers as part of a roster shake-up, joining the team to strengthen their cornerback position. With previous defensive backs cut and a clear focus on finding players that fit the new defensive system, Isaac will have the opportunity to prove his abilities and make a significant impact on the team.

Keenan Isaac was claimed by the Panthers from the Buccaneers as part of their efforts to bolster their roster, particularly in the cornerback position. His addition comes after the Panthers lost projected starter Dane Jackson to injury, highlighting the team's need for depth and potential contributors in their defensive backfield.