The Raiders began making offseason roster tweaks on Tuesday. They announced the signing of wide receiver Kyle Phillips to their roster and the NFL's daily transaction report shows they also cut defensive back Keenan Isaac.
The Las Vegas Raiders officially placed DB Keenan Isaac on waivers Tuesday. Isaac, 25, wound upg going undrafted out of Alabama State back in 2023. He later signed a rookie contract with the Buccaneers.
The Las Vegas Raiders made more roster moves on Wednesday. The Raiders signed running back Chris Collier and cornerback Keenan Isaac to the practice squad.
The Denver Broncos brought in six free agents for tryouts on Friday, according to Mike Klis. The full list includes: LB Michael Barrett LB K.J. Cloyd G Matt Farniok DB Keenan Isaac DB Jaylen Key G Brady Latham Isaac, 24, wound up going undrafted out of Alabama State back in 2023.
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The Buccaneers have brought cornerback Keenan Isaac back to their active roster. Isaac was signed off of the practice squad on Wednesday. Isaac spent last season on Tampa's practice squad and moved to the Panthers after being waived out of camp this summer.
The Buccaneers have concerns about their secondary heading into Week 2. They re-signed cornerback Keenan Isaac to add depth at the position after starting cornerback Zyon McCollum (concussion) and reserve Josh Hayes (ankle) left Sunday's game along with Bryce Hall.
With injuries depleting their defensive secondary the Bucs are in sore need for some replacements. The team is dealing with Bryce Hall’s leg injury which will keep him out of action for the remainder of the year.
With strong competition at a variety of different positions, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers opted to keep eleven defensive backs on the final 53-man roster. That decision speaks to the team’s belief in the quality of depth they had in the secondary throughout training camp this year. Still, there were good players who fell victim to the numbers game.