Overview
- Sources reported that the Baltimore Ravens cut outside linebacker Adisa Isaac as part of final roster moves ahead of the regular season.
- Isaac was a 2024 third-round pick whose pro progress was limited by injuries, including an NFI stint in 2024 and elbow surgery that sidelined him for the 2025 season.
- Coaches publicly praised Isaac’s work and his preseason play, when he compiled six tackles and one sack and earned positive comments from head coach Jesse Minter.
- The roster move opens a roughly 24-hour waiver period during which other teams can claim Isaac and, if he goes unclaimed, the Ravens can re-sign him to their practice squad.
- The cut reflects tight 53-man roster math and growing depth at the edge position in Baltimore, where higher-performing veterans and younger players pushed for limited roster spots.