Xavier McKinney has made a significant impact since joining the Green Bay Packers, intercepting passes in each of the first three games of the season, a feat not seen in 45 years for the team. His performance has been a key part of the Packers' enhanced defense, which leads the NFL with nine takeaways and has already matched last season's total of seven interceptions. McKinney's presence, alongside cornerback Jaire Alexander's notable pick-six, has helped the Packers improve to a 2-1 record after their 30-14 victory over the Tennessee Titans. After losing their top three safeties from last season, the Packers invested in McKinney with a four-year, $67 million contract, and he is proving his worth. The team aims to sustain this momentum as they prepare to face the Minnesota Vikings in Week 4. McKinney has set a personal goal of achieving seven interceptions this season, with three already to his name.