Packers safety Xavier McKinney is back at the top of Pro Bowl fan voting

GREEN BAY – Packers safety Xavier McKinney’s position is back at the top of the Pro Bowl voting in the latest update released by the NFL.

Fans have until December 23 to vote for players as part of the selection process for the 2025 Pro Bowl games. Fan voting is combined with player and coach voting to select Pro Bowl rosters.

McKinney led all free safeties to earn a Pro Bowl selection for the first time in his career. His seven interceptions lead the Packers and are tied for the lead with Detroit’s Kerby Joseph, who finished second in fan voting.

The Packers have a total of 15 players in the top 10 of the voting at their respective positions and five in the top 5. The four others in the top 5: RB Josh Jacobs at fourth (third in the NFC), return specialist Keisean Nixon as well at number four (fourth), CB Jaire Alexander at number five (second) and special teams player Zayne Anderson at number five (fourth).

Among the others, C Josh Myers is sixth in the voting (third in the NFC), G Elgton Jenkins is sixth (fourth), TE Tucker Kraft is sixth (third), LB Quay Walker is sixth (third), LS Matt Orzech is sixth (fourth). , K Brandon McManus eighth (third), WR Jayden Reed ninth (sixth), DE Rashan Gary ninth (fourth), T Zach Tom tenth (seventh) and P Daniel Whelan 10th (third).

Fans can vote on packers.com or directly on “X” (formerly Twitter) by posting the player’s first and last name, tagging the player’s official X handle, or creating a hashtag that includes the player’s first and last name contains. All three of these methods must include the hashtag #ProBowlVote. On the last two days (December 22nd – 23rd) the social votes count twice.