Hello and welcome to Inside the Huddle day five of our previews leading up to Super Bowl 52 between the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles.

We're still here in the Mall of America, in the state of Minnesota, where there are 11,000 lakes and every single one of them is frozen over.

Jeff Reinboldt here.

We're joined, very pleased to be joined by a man who's used to playing in the cold after his first year with the Green Bay Packers.

Jamal Williams.

Jamal, welcome to Inside the Huddle and to the Sky Sports viewers in the United Kingdom.

Tell us about your rookie season, really, how that transition from college

to the pros way? Man, rookie season? Rookie season was pretty good, honestly. I actually liked it.

It's a little longer than what I expected. Like, week 14, I was like, I wasn't, yeah, I want to say

checked out, but I was, I'm still a football mode, but I was checked.

I was like, man.

And then I hear from my friends who are still playing college, they do.

They already sitting at home, watching me play like three more, four more games.

I was like, man, this is the life.

That's the big thing that all rookies talk about, Jeff, isn't it?

We hear the rookie wall.

It's a big thing that all rookies talk about, Jeff, isn't it? When we hear the rookie war, it's a genuine thing.

Well, you think about it, Neil.

These kids come out of college, and the season's longer, 16 games as opposed to 12.

Even if you go to a ball game, it's longer.

Yeah.

But, Jamal, talk about how much information you got to handle.

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