Very little of Keisean Nixon’s time in Green Bay has gone according to plan.

When Nixon was signed in 2022, he wasn’t supposed to be the Packers’ top cornerback. He wasn’t supposed to be a regular contributor as a slot defender. He wasn’t even supposed to be a kick returner.

He was supposed to be a special teams coverage maven and defensive back depth. That was about it, and if not for his connection to Rich Bisaccia, who had spent time with Nixon on the Raiders’ coaching staff the previous three seasons, it’s a good bet that he wouldn’t have ended up in Green Bay at all. But Bisaccia wanted familiar faces as he took over as the Packers’ special teams coordinator, so Nixon landed in Green Bay.

Not that he made a particularly big impact on landing. According to reporting from the Packers

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