Bisaccia's Sudden Green Bay Exit: Family or Clemson Call?

0:00On March 31, Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFloor dropped some real talk at the NFL annual meeting about rich Bissakia leaving his assistant. Head coach and special team's coordinator spot, back in February. The exit was sudden and fans been wondering what went down. LaFloor said Bissakia even handed over a list of recommendations for the next coordinator, including the guy they just hired. Cam A-Cord. No direct chat happened between the two about why Bissakia bounced though. LaFloor mentioned Bissakia came back hoping things felt different, but that was it. Both LaFloor and General Manager Brian Goudakunst were caught off guard by the move. LaFloor figures it was not about football at all. He thinks Bissakia wanted to get closer to family and his roots in Florida after years in the game. Family first makes total sense for a vet like that, but hold up, just two weeks later, Bissakia lands the exact same role at Clemson. He worked there before for five seasons from 1994 to 1998, so it feels like a homecoming

1:02gig. This twist leaves more questions than answers about what really pushed Bissakia out of Green Bay. Packers special teams moving forward without that steady hand, but LaFloor playing it cool for now.