That isn't really the case, though. He's had plenty of games as a Packer where he played well. However, he has had a handful of poor performances in big moments, and when combined with the number of games he's missed in his career due to injury, it has created a narrative that his is terrible, causing fans to overlook the times when he's played well. I'm not trying to claim that the guy is some kind of world beater. He most definitely is not. But he also isn't a total liability out there when used correctly, either. Against the right types of offenses, and matched up on the right type of WRs, he's a solid CB. He's a large man for a CB, and typically does well when matched up on bigger, more physical WRs. It's the smaller, faster guys that have typically toasted him in the past. And part of that blame goes to coaching and scheme that is leaving him matched up on those types. He also tends to have a lot of injuries due to his physical play. Kevin King is far from a great player, but he also gets a bad rap from this fanbase. He was expected to be a shut-down corner earlier in his career, and he most definitely isn't that. He has the talent to be a usable physical bump-and-run boundary CB on big WRs, though.