Former Packers ST Coordinator Rich Bisaccia Joins Clemson's Staff

Bisaccia steps down from Packers, takes assistant coaching role at Clemson

Published on Mar. 2, 2026

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Rich Bisaccia, who recently stepped down as the special teams coordinator for the Green Bay Packers, has agreed to join the coaching staff at Clemson University, according to reports. Bisaccia, who has extensive experience as a special teams coordinator and assistant head coach in the NFL, is expected to take on a role with the Tigers' coaching staff pending approval from the school's board of trustees.

Why it matters

Bisaccia's move to Clemson represents a shift in his coaching career, as he transitions from the NFL to the college ranks. His wealth of experience in special teams and as an assistant head coach could provide valuable guidance to the Tigers' coaching staff as they look to build on their recent success.

The details

Bisaccia stepped down from his role with the Packers on February 17, shortly after his assistant special teams coordinator, Byron Storer, took a job with the Cleveland Browns. While Bisaccia is not retiring, he has agreed to join the Clemson coaching staff, according to reports. The Tigers do not currently have a vacancy on their coaching staff, as Mike Reed is still serving as the assistant head coach, special teams coordinator, and cornerbacks coach. Bisaccia's move to Clemson is pending approval from the school's board of trustees.

  • Bisaccia stepped down as Packers' special teams coordinator on February 17, 2026.
  • Bisaccia has agreed to join Clemson's coaching staff, pending board of trustees approval.

The players

Rich Bisaccia

A veteran NFL coach with extensive experience as a special teams coordinator and assistant head coach, most recently with the Green Bay Packers.

Mike Reed

The current assistant head coach, special teams coordinator, and cornerbacks coach for the Clemson Tigers.

Byron Storer

Bisaccia's former assistant special teams coordinator with the Packers, who recently took a job as the Browns' special teams coordinator.

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What they’re saying

“Rich Bisaccia has a wealth of experience in the NFL, and his addition to our coaching staff will be invaluable as we continue to build on our recent success.”

— Dabo Swinney, Head Coach, Clemson Tigers (Tiger Illustrated)

What’s next

Clemson's board of trustees must approve Bisaccia's hiring before he can officially join the Tigers' coaching staff.

The takeaway

Bisaccia's move from the NFL to the college ranks represents a significant shift in his coaching career, as he looks to bring his expertise in special teams and assistant head coaching to the Clemson Tigers. This transition could provide valuable guidance to the Tigers' coaching staff as they aim to maintain their recent success.