TAMPA — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers re-signed cornerback Ramon Parodie and waived cornerback Kemon Hall on Monday, the second consecutive day the team has shuffled its 91-man training camp roster in the secondary ahead of a planned flight to New Jersey.
Parodie, a Fort Lauderdale native who played his college ball at Ohio, returns to Tampa after a productive showing last preseason. He appeared in two of the team’s three preseason games, recording five tackles and an interception he returned 39 yards for a touchdown against the Tennessee Titans.
Originally signed as an undrafted free agent on May 9 of 2025, Parodie was waived in the final roster cutdown before the start of the regular season. His return gives the Buccaneers a defensive back with familiarity in the system as the team prepares for its preseason schedule.
Hall had signed with Tampa Bay on April 10. He appeared in 28 regular-season games across stints with the Titans, Dallas Cowboys and Los Angeles Chargers before his release.
The move follows a similar transaction a day earlier, when the Buccaneers signed safety Xavier Williams and waived cornerback Chase Lucas. The back-to-back roster swaps signal the coaching staff is still evaluating depth options in the secondary as the 91-man training camp roster takes shape ahead of final cuts.