Xavier McKinney was an interception machine for the Green Bay Packers in his first season with the team. After spending his first four years in the NFL
The Green Bay Packers secured a decisive 27-13 victory over the Detroit Lions in Week 1, but the game wasn’t without a moment of controversy that has become all too common in the modern NFL.
Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney is one of the first victims of the NFL’s crackdown on taunting this season. The league made taunting a point of emphasis this offseason.
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley is entering the 2025 NFL season ranked No. 1 on the league's Top 100 Players list. This is a massive jump from his 2024 ranking when he landed at No.
For most of the public, the Green Bay Packers‘ Micah Parsons trade was both seismic and sudden. Despite growing rumors, there was nothing to suggest that something big was on the verge of happening right here, right now.
The Green Bay Packers enter 2025 with one of the NFL’s youngest rosters, but their talent makes them legitimate contenders. Matt LaFleur and his group set their sights on capturing the NFC North and pushing for a Super Bowl run.
The Green Bay Packers had their last practice of training camp marred by massive fights between them and the visiting Seattle Seahawks, who traveled to Wisconsin for a joint practice prior to the weekend’s preseason finale between the two squads.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
With Green Bay Packers training camp ending on Thursday with a joint practice against the Seattle Seahawks, arguably the team’s most important player was back on the practice field.
The Green Bay Packers had their final training camp practice on Thursday, a joint activity with the Seattle Seahawks in Green Bay. The good news is that All-Pro safety Xavier McKinney returned to practice, an indication that, as expected, he will be ready to go against the Detroit Lions in Week 1.
Xavier McKinney experienced a breakout year with the Green Bay Packers in 2024. After four seasons with the New York Giants, the veteran safety saw a major uptick in production in his fifth NFL season.
Another week of training camp has been completed. The Packers even held the famous family night this past Saturday. With more football, comes more updates.
Packers safety Xavier McKinney is dealing with a lingering calf injury and may miss the rest of training camp as a result, per ESPN’s Rob Demovsky. McKinney.
The Green Bay Packers are gearing up for their preseason opener against the New York Jets. Unfortunately, they are not going to have one of their best defensive players available to play in the game even if they wanted him to.
Green Bay Packers All-Pro safety Xavier McKinney is dealing with a calf injury that could take him off the field for the rest of training camp and the preseason.
The Green Bay Packers‘ secondary now has two players gone for at least the preseason. Earlier this week, Green Bay revealed cornerback Nate Hobbs had preventive surgery on his knee on Saturday.
Pro Football Focus, PFF, released a list of the top 101 players from 2024 based off of their own criteria and grading system. This list was based off of the top individual performances in 2024, regardless of position.
First-team All-Pro Xavier McKinney of the Green Bay Packers was voted to On SI’s All-NFC North team but was not a unanimous first-team selection. On SI’s four NFC North beat writers voted for the top five safeties in the division, with No.
Xavier McKinney’s rise to elite status as one of the NFL’s top safeties has garnered widespread praise from coaches and analysts. Ranked third in ESPN’s 2025 safety rankings, McKinney’s evolution with the Green Bay Packers has cemented his reputation as a game-changing player in the league.
The Green Bay Packers will take a 90-player roster to the field for their first practice of training camp on July 23. In a Packers On SI tradition, we are ranking every player on the roster.
Green Bay Packers fans had plenty of reasons to celebrate this offseason, but one move stood out above the rest—signing safety Xavier McKinney. While comparisons to Packers legends Reggie White and Charles Woodson might feel ambitious (and perhaps premature), McKinney’s impact on the field thus far has been undeniably game-changing.
One of the best moves the Green Bay Packers made during the previous offseason was signing former New York Giants safety Xavier McKinney to a four-year, $67 million contract.
Xavier McKinney came into the season knowing that he was going to be one of the best safeties in the league. The Green Bay Packers presumably did as well.