According to Tom Silverstein from Milwaukee Journal SentinelRich Bisaccia and Green Bay Packers agreed to extend the contract to keep him as a team team coordinator for the next two seasons. Bisaccia, who joined Packers in 2022, had a year on his contract.
According to Silverstein, there were rumors in the league that 64 -year -old Bisaccia could retire. To encourage him to stay, Matt Lafleur added another year to the Bisaccia contract.
Lafleur hired Bisaccia in 2022 and advanced to the coach’s assistant in 2023.
After initial employment, Bisaccia was designed to revitalize the fighting unit of Special Teams Green Bay. In his first season, Packers took 22nd place in the annual rankings of special teams by Rick Gosselina after completing her died last year. However, in 2023 they fell back to the 29th place. Gosselina 2024 rankings have not been issued, but the expectations of Green Bay are low.
The season began in a rocky start with the debutant Brayden Narversson, who was brought to replace the former selection of the sixth round to Anders Carlson. Carlson was issued before the start of the regular season after he did not show improvement during the training camp and the pre -season. Narveson was released after he lost five NFL goals in the first six matches. The Packers digging game did not find stability until they brought Veteran Brandon Mcmanus.
In addition to digging, Green Bay special teams made costly mistakes in 2024. In the finals of the regular season, the PUNT team was falsified by a trick, which led to a 94-jard-free operate in the defeat of Chicago Bears. The next week, Keisean Nixon fought with the beginning of losing Packers with Philadelphia Eagles in the Wild Card round.
Despite these problems, Bisaccia will support lafleur in managing in the game, although it is not clear whether this is an additional role or existing.
In related messages, Luke Gety also received the title of senior offensive assistant. Getsy, who was the playmaker of Green Bay in 2019-2021, before he took several offensive jobs, could change his title if the current offensive coordinator Adam Stenavich leaves.
