Nay. Plenty of other much better names out there. The person I know who is named Casey hates his name and how it’s so undefined as either a male or female name. I’d only known Casey as a female name before him.
He’s frequently been assumed to be female in written correspondence, addressing him as Ms instead of Mr or being invited to a women’s networking event. He contacted them by email and said that he’d love to attend but he’s a man so was he actually invited? They apologised and said no, and he suggested that they improve where they get their mailing list from.
For about 15 years the pathology place that processed his blood tests had him recorded as female and so his results were assessed against the female ranges of normal values. He didn’t notice and nor did his GP. I think it might have been when he had a sperm count done that the mistake was detected.
Pick a name that isn’t ambiguous unless you’re okay with making your child deal with that for their whole life.