It was a free agent addition that likely flew a bit under the radar, but in late March, the Green Bay Packers would sign cornerback Keisean Nixon to a one-year deal worth $1.77 million.
It wasn't an addition that moved the needle, but Nixon was likely hand-picked by new special teams coordinator Rich Bisaccia, and he will also have the opportunity to earn some snaps on defense--where Green Bay will have to replace Chandon Sullivan's 674 snaps from the slot.
The 5'10" - 193 pound Nixon went undrafted in 2019 and has spent his first three NFL seasons with Las Vegas, playing under -- you guessed it -- Rich Bisaccia.