For years, the Indianapolis Colts had one of the league’s worst secondaries, relying on a constant revolving door of cornerbacks and safeties. Today’s group, bolstered by new additions Charvarius Ward and Cam Bynum, looks a lot better. But past versions were often painful to watch.
One of those defensive backs who never found their footing in Indianapolis was Isaiah Rodgers. The cornerback was the Colts’ 2020 sixth-round pick in General Manager Chris Ballard’s fourth NFL draft. Rodgers was on the Colts’ roster for three years.
The 27-year-old NFL veteran is now with the Minnesota Vikings and surprised the league with an unbelievable performance in Week 3.