Green Bay Packers safety Xavier McKinney was voted a first-team All-Pro by the Associated Press, and while none of his teammates were voted first- or second-team All-Pro, four different teammates received All-Pro votes.
Fifty voters from the Associated Press determine the All-Pro teams.
McKinney received 107 total votes, including 31 first-team votes (first-team votes count as three each, second-team count as one).
Other Packers receiving second-team votes:
— Elgton Jenkins received 10 votes at left guard.
— Zach Tom received three votes at right tackle.
— Rookie Edgerrin Cooper received one vote at linebacker.
— Keisean Nixon received one vote at cornerback.
— Keisean Nixon received seven votes at kick returner.
Jenkins finished fourth among left guards, trailing Joe Thuney, Quenton Nelson and Landon Dickerson, while Tom finished third at right tackle behind Penei Sewell and Lane Johnson. Nixon, a two-time All-Pro at kickoff returner, finished fifth this year.
Cooper played in only 14 games, made only four starts and was on the field for fewer than 500 total snaps, but he finished with 13 tackles for loss — second among off-ball linebackers — and was arguably the second-best defensive rookie in football behind Jared Verse. He was one of 24 off-ball linebackers to receive an All-Pro vote.
Running back Josh Jacobs did not receive a single vote. Only Derrick Henry, Saquon Barkley and Jahmyr Gibbs received All-Pro votes at running back.
McKinney finished second in first-team votes at safety behind Kerby Joseph, who got 37. McKinney was the only Packers player to receive a first-team vote.
