The Green Bay Packers suddenly have another coaching vacancy that they must fill. After weeks of replenishing their staff following the departures of Jeff Hafley and Sean Mannion, Green Bay now needs a new special teams coordinator.
The Green Bay Packers are looking for a new special teams coordinator following the surprising and sudden resignation of Rich Bisaccia earlier this week.
On Tuesday night, the Green Bay Packers announced that Special Teams Coordinator and Assistant Head Coach Rich Bisaccia has decided to step down. The Packers indicated in their press release that Bisaccia made this decision on his own.
It has been a tumultuous several months for Micah Parsons. In August, he publicly outlined his desire to depart the Dallas Cowboys before eventually being
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SI.com’s Bill Huber reports Giants assistant ST coach Cameron Achord is among the candidates to replace former Packers ST coordinator Rich Bisaccia. Green Bay is also set to interview Saints assistant ST coach Kyle Wilber for the role.
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.
The Green Bay Packers are contemplating the changes that they need to make on their roster ahead of the 2026 NFL season. In order to get under the salary cap, they will need to restructure some contracts and release some players.
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.
There isn't a worse part of the year to be a Green Bay Packers fan than periods of intense roster movement. Do you know that meme of Squidward being alone, watching SpongeBob and Patrick having fun?
The Green Bay Packers offensive line is in flux as we enter the 2026 offseason. The unit will look very different next season than it did in 2025 with as many as three starters potentially departing between now and the start of training camp.
Green Bay Packers superstar defensive end Micah Parsons has a long way to go before he fully recovers from a lower-body injury he suffered near the end of the 2025 NFL regular season.
It’s an open question as to whether Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst will be active in free agency, as was the case the last two seasons, or sit in the background waiting for bargains.
For years, Green Bay Packers fans have bemoaned the fact that head coach Matt LaFleur refused to fire special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia. Also the assistant head coach in Green Bay, Bisaccia was immensely popular among the players and staff, but was equally unpopular among the fan base.
The Green Bay Packers wen all in on the 2025 season after trading for Micah Parsons. Unfortunately, Parsons tore his ACL in December and the Packers simply could not make the postseason without their superstar edge rusher.
For a draft and development team, leaps are as important as selecting players who could offer immediate impact. That's the arc defensive back Javon Bullard has gone through for the Green Bay Packers, and his performance in 2025 left a positive feeling — and an exciting expectation for the next few seasons.
Micah Parsons is not a big fan of Skip Bayless. The Green Bay Packers linebacker recently appeared on the Open Thoughts podcast and went off on Bayless after being asked about being willing to speak candidly.
The Green Bay Packers have work to do on their roster. Between upgrading spots from last year to replacing depth lost to departing cuts and free agents, the Packers can’t afford to simply stand pat.
Every year there seem to be a couple players placed at flashpoints on the roster that have outsized individual impacts on overall team success. To me, it’s pretty clear that Lukas Van Ness is going to be one of those players in 2026.
Offensive lineman Sean Rhyan will be an unrestricted free agent this offseason. The Green Bay Packers have important decisions to make this offseason on potential free agents.