All right. Let's move it along here. Talk a little Xavier McKinney. I thought this was kind of cool.

Came across the wire. PFF tweeted out. There's all kinds of Packer stuff on PFF's account right now, man.

They said, X, going to take it from you. You got to love that. Those of you grew up in the 90s, you know exactly what that means.

So coverage grade, 90.2 for Xavier McKinney.

Eight targets, five interceptions, only three catches allowed.

So he has been targeted eight times.

I want to really help everybody truly understand what these numbers mean.

He's only been targeted eight times.

Five of those targets were intercepted and only three were caught.

He has more interceptions than catches allowed.

That is insane, Tim.

Xavier McKinney, listen, this is why people talk about Joe Barry couldn't do this.

Joe Barry couldn't do this.

Joe Barry didn't have Xavier McKinney. Joe Barry didn't have Evan Williams. Joe Barry didn't have Edger and Cooper. Joe Barry didn't have, for whatever reason we had Eric Wilson. We just didn't have them on the field. And by the way, for those of you that may disagree with that, go just take a quick peek on how Devondry Campbell's playing this

year because that was how he played last year, too. That was not an anomaly. But Xavier McKinney,

Tim, hate targets five picks, only three catches allowed. This is just Charles Woodson-top stuff

right here and there. Hey, we've made the comparisons before. And he's an absolute leader just like Woody was for us on that back end. You know, this is a piece that you need when you're building a complete defense. You know, you've got to be stowed up front and in the middle, and you've got to have ball hawks in that secondary. And McKinney's probably the biggest ball hawk we have, but he certainly isn't the only one.

And you just love to see him, man.

He's never out of position, and he's never fooled.

I mean, have we even seen one speck of tape where he looks fooled or beat or confused?

No, he's got high FBI and his physical abilities show on the football field.

We talk about how he can cover, you know, he can go from middle field close to out to the boundary

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