One of the most consistent parts of Clemson Football this year hasn’t been the offense or the defense, but the special teams. That was on display again this past weekend against Charleston Southern, when kicker Nolan Hauser connected on all three field goals, including a 59-yarder, the second-longest made field goal in program history.
Will this finally be the year? The year in which the Green Bay Packers finally care about their special teams unit? Earlier this off season, Rich Bisaccia left the team and then was subsequently replaced by Cam Achord.
The Packers finalized their coaching staff this week, highlighting the key schemes and personnel. The offseason brought massive changes as former Defensive Coordinator Jeff Hafley became the Head Coach of the Miami Dolphins.
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The Clemson Tigers football team has made a notable addition to their coaching staff by hiring veteran NFL special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia. The move brings decades of professional football experience to Clemson as the program continues to strengthen its staff for this college football season.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
The Packers moved quickly filling their Special Teams Coordinator vacancy by hiring Cameron Achord as the new Special Teams Coordinator . Achord takes over a special teams unit that has had it fair share of struggles the past few years.
Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers football program are adding some NFL experience to the coaching staff. On Monday, a report surfaced that Clemson is set to hire former Green Bay Packers and Las Vegas Raiders coach Rich Bisaccia as the new special teams coordinator.
David Hood of TigerNet reports Clemson is hiring former Packers ST coordinator Rich Bisaccia in the same role under HC Dabo Swinney. Bisaccia stepped down from his role with Green Bay after the 2025 season, just one year removed from signing an extension with the organization.
After what feels like an eternity of waiting, the Green Bay Packers have finally made a move to shore up their struggling special teams unit. Almost two
After four years with the Green Bay Packers and a long trajectory in the NFL, Rich Bisaccia might be headed back to college football. According to journalist Gery Woelfel, Bisaccia is talking to Dabo Swinney about potentially joining Clemson in 2026.
Rich Bisaccia‘s abrupt resignation as the Packers’ special teams coordinator was a shocking move, not just around the NFL, but in Green Bay. “I wouldn’t say we were expecting it at all.
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The Green Bay Packers didn't want or expect special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia to leave the organization. More than Bisaccia's decision to part ways, it certainly sounds like both sides didn't agree on how to operate.
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.
On February 17, Rich Bisaccia resigned as Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator after four seasons of bottom-half finishes, leaving head coach Matt LaFleur searching for his fourth coordinator in eight years.
The good news for the Green Bay Packers is there’s plenty of room for growth on special teams after four years of disappointing results under former coordinator Rich Bisaccia .
Former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Rich Bisaccia has stepped down from his current position. Bisaccia has served as the Green Bay Packers’ special teams coach since 2022, and also held an assistant head coach title since 2023.
The Green Bay Packers have undergone a flurry of changes on their coaching staff in last couple of weeks, but special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia is still around, much to many fans’ chagrin.
For the fourth consecutive season under coordinator Rich Bisaccia, the Green Bay Packers fielded below-average special teams. In the final Packers On SI NFL special teams rankings for 2025, the Packers finished 20th.
Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia has found himself under fire from fans after another season of inconsistent performances from the unit.
Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia will turn 65 next month. At this point, he’s done enough in the NFL to have earned the right to watch a football game from the comfort of his recliner with a glass of wine.
The Green Bay Packers’ decision to extend Rich Bisaccia’s contract as special teams coordinator has sparked debate amongst fans and analysts. Some see the extension as the Packers making a commitment to stability.
According to Tom Silverstein, the Packers have extended the contract of ST coordinator Rich Bisaccia. Silverstein mentions that Bisaccia, one of the highest-paid special teams coordinators in the NFL, had one year remaining on his contract and had another year added to his deal with the hopes that he would stick around for years to come.
Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia apparently foresaw his unit’s game-saving play on Sunday against the Chicago Bears.
Las Vegas Raiders fans were fooled over the weekend; this time, it was related to a fabrication mentioning former interim coach Rich Bisaccia. The Raiders found themselves enjoying their bye week, with most of their brass actively observing the college football conference championship games being held at Allegiant Stadium.
Green Bay Packers special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia interviewed for the Indianapolis Colts head-coaching position on Friday. Among the bevy of candidates Indianapolis is considering, Bisaccia should be near the top of the list if the organization wants to turn the franchise around.
The Packers released their first depth chart earlier this week. It's "unofficial," but it's worth noting Amari Rodgers is listed first at punter returner.
The Green Bay Packers knew they had to address their special teams woes this offseason if they wanted to field a complete team. Head coach Matt LaFleur went out and recruited former Raiders interim head coach Rich Bisaccia.
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