The Green Bay Packers are on the hunt for a new special teams coordinator, and they are turning to a familiar face as a potential candidate. Following the departure of veteran coach Rich Bisaccia, the team is set to interview Kyle Wilber, a former NFL linebacker who has been working directly under Bisaccia for the past two seasons.
Former NFL linebacker Kyle Wilber is expected to interview to become the Green Bay Packers’ new special teams coordinator, a source told Packers On SI.
The Green Bay Packers are looking for a new special teams coordinator, the fourth under head coach Matt LaFleur, after Rich Bisaccia decided to step away from Green Bay.
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Cameron Achord, who once led the NFL’s best special teams, is among the candidates to replace Rich Bisaccia as Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator, a source told Packers On SI.
The Rich Bisaccia era for the Green Bay Packers’ special teams reached its end this week following his decision to step down from his roles with the NFC North Division franchise.
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