Packers CB Ripped for His Brutal ‘Business Decision’ Move on Key Bears TD

The Bears were able to rally past the Packers on Saturday by scoring 28 points in the second half to punch their ticket to the divisional round of the 2025 NFL playoffs.

The Packers led 21-6 at halftime before completely falling apart in the final two quarters in what turned out to be a 31-27 loss to their bitter rivals.

Green Bay has a lot of questions now heading into the offseason, including what will happen to head coach Matt LaFleur.

But one question from Saturday's loss pertains to what in the world cornerback Keisean Nixon was thinking at the end of a six-yard touchdown run by Bears running back D'Andre Swift. Nixon seemed like he had a chance of stopping Swift near the goal line but instead of putting a hit on the running back, Nixon jumped out of the way and let him score.

Here's that moment:

Nixon with the business decision at the goal line pic.twitter.com/m8EjoBlp4L
— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) January 11, 2026

Nixon might not have been able to keep swift out of the end zone on that play but his decision to just jump out of the way wasn't a good look for the two-time NFL All-Pro.

That touchdown by Swift made it a 21-16 game and gave the Bears life heading down the stretch of the fourth quarter.

Nixon was ripped by fans for his effort on that play.

This is a guy who knows he's going to be on the street looking for a gig soon and doesn't want to risk an injury. Seen it before. https://t.co/joOLYobwb3
— Aaron Nagler (@AaronNagler) January 11, 2026

Bruh this is absolutely pathetic… https://t.co/CnPByzuIfT
— GBP Daily - Rob Westerman lll (@GBPdaily) January 11, 2026

Nixon should clean out his locker and then never come back to 1265 Lombardi. https://t.co/BBUIstEus0
— Luke Sampe (@LukeSampe) January 11, 2026

Top 5 worst player in Packer history. https://t.co/TbhKWRyQHu
— Ryan Horvat (@RyanHorvat) January 11, 2026

Dude was trash the whole season and extra trash when it mattered most. Good riddance. https://t.co/BB9iBwx9EL
— Justin Cohen (@justin_cohen) January 11, 2026

While the Packers had their season come to an end, the Bears move on to a home divisional round game next weekend where they'll face either the Rams or Eagles.