GREEN BAY – Packers safety Xavier McKinney is the NFL's leading Pro Bowl vote-getter at the free safety position thus far.

Fans can vote for players as part of the selection process for the 2025 Pro Bowl Games through Dec. 23. Fan voting is combined with the voting by players and coaches to select the Pro Bowl rosters.

McKinney is tied for the NFL lead in interceptions with seven in his first season with the Packers. He's seeking his first career Pro Bowl selection, having not achieved the honor in four seasons with the Giants.

His seven INTs are tied with Detroit's Kerby Joseph, who ranks second in the voting at free safety.

McKinney is the only Packers player in the top three at his position leaguewide, but the Packers have 14 players total in the top 10 at their positions.

Here's the full list, with each player's league ranking listed first, followed by his NFC ranking:

Free safety Xavier McKinney (first/first), running back Josh Jacobs (fourth/second), cornerback Jaire Alexander (fifth/second), inside linebacker Quay Walker (sixth/third), special-teamer Zayne Anderson (sixth/third), center Josh Myers (seventh/third), return specialist Keisean Nixon (seventh/fifth), long snapper Matt Orzech (seventh/third), guard Elgton Jenkins (eighth/fifth), receiver Jayden Reed (eighth/fifth), defensive end Rashan Gary (ninth/third), punter Daniel Whelan (ninth/third), offensive tackle Zach Tom (10th/seventh) and tight end Tucker Kraft (10th/sixth).