Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney is the leading Pro Bowl voter among free safeties in the NFC after a week of fan voting.
McKinney, the NFC Defensive Player of the Month for October, is currently tied for the NFL lead with seven interceptions. He also has two more pass breakups, a fumble recovery and a third-down sack.
While McKinney is the leader at safety, the Packers are not among the top five teams in Pro Bowl voting after a week. The Detroit Lions lead all teams in the voting at 11-1.
Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson is the leading vote-getter so far. Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs, who will face McKinney and the Packers on Thursday night, is ranked No. 5 overall.
Josh Jacobs has the third-most votes among NFC running backs. Jayden Reed has the fifth-most votes among NFC wide receivers. Tucker Kraft has the sixth-most votes among NFC tight ends. Josh Myers has the third-most votes among NFC centers. Zach Tom has the sixth-most votes among NFC tackles. Elgton Jenkins has the fifth-most votes among NFC guards. Rashan Gary has the third-most votes among NFC edge rushers. Quay Walker has the third-most votes among NFC linebackers. Jaire Alexander has the second-most votes among NFC cornerbacks. Daniel Whelan has the third most votes among NFC customers. Anderson has the third-most votes among NFC special teams players. Keisean Nixon has the fifth-most votes among NFC returnees. Matt Orzech has the third-most votes among NFC long snappers.
Voting for the Pro Bowl consists of three parts: fans, players and coaches. The fan vote runs until December 23rd. Players and coaches vote on December 27th.
