Green Bay Packers wide receiver Amari Rodgers isn’t afraid of a little coaching, no matter how intense. After muffing a punt at Tuesday’s practice, the second-year receiver did not get a favorable reaction from special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia. However, Rodgers knows it’s for his own good.
“I love getting coached,” Rodgers said after practice Tuesday. “If you’re not getting nothing said to you, then that means you’re doing something wrong. So, obviously, if he’s coaching me up, that means he wants to see me do well. So, whenever he yells at me, I know it’s all love at the end of the day.”
Bisaccia certainly brings a lot of passion to the job. Before entering his first season as the Packers special teams coordinator, head coach Matt LaFleur called him a “fiery dude” back in February. Bisaccia spent last season as the interim head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders and received votes for NFL Coach of the Year for his performance.
