RESOLVING THE LEDGER
RESOLVING THE LEDGER
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0 Share Newsweek is a Trust Project member See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Based on what happened Friday during practice, Green Bay Packers fans either have a reason to be really optimistic about 2025 first-round pick Matthew Golden or really concerned about the team’s presumed No. 1 cornerback Keisean Nixon.
In a video posted to X by Rob Demovsky of ESPN, Nixon attempted to jam up Golden near the line of scrimmage, but the 23-year-old wideout quickly sped past him after breaking free of a couple hand grabs, created separation and hauled in an over the shoulder pass along the sideline.
The video got some solid engagement among Packers fans — it had over 64,000 views, nearly 100 comments, and 1,200 likes in less than two hours — but the consensus in the comment section was that the coaches had a lot of work to still do with Nixon.
“We are [expletive] doomed if Nixon is our CB1 LMFAO,” one fan replied.
“Has Nixon won any 1v1?” asked another fan.
“Nixon is so [expletive]. Fire him to the sun,” a third fan exclaimed.
“Can they please cut Nixon already. Liability always,” one user stated.
“Death, taxes, and Nixon giving [up] separation,” another user posted.
“Got cooked and gave up on the play welcome back Keisean 🫡,” remarked one fan.
“Nixon needs to take a pay cut for how terrible he is,” another proclaimed.
Last season, Nixon was a liability in coverage.
He allowed 50 catches on 82 targets (61 completion percentage against), 570 yards and seven touchdowns — both team highs — and a 105.2 passer rating against while playing 603 coverage snaps, the second-most on the team, according to Pro Football Focus.
The Packers did add rookie second-round pick Brandon Cisse to the mix, but Nixon and Carrington Valentine are expected to be Green Bay’s top two CBs next season.
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