What's up everybody? Welcome to paper out. I'm asking Nicole Moss. I got B flow in the studio with me and we got Brandon Marshall coming from I don't even know where and we're going to switch things up a little bit here on paper out and we're going to open the show with our Pepsi zero sugar NFL rookie of the week segment. It is time for your rookies to go out and see what's going to happen.

It's time for your rookie. Run me my graphic BC. Run me my graphic.

All right, guys. So listen, we got a bunch of nominees for week five of Pepsi zero sugar NFL rookie of the week. So B flow we're going to run through these real quick.

All right, here we go. So we got go ahead and throw out the nominees up there for me. Ooh, we got some new faces in the mix. We got some new faces in the mix. All right, the beers.

Listen, I'm claiming the beers. Oh, wow, Brandon, let me get the nominees before you start picking them apart. Please go ahead. Listen, we got first up. We got Bryce young quarterback from the Carolina Panthers completed 25 of 41 attempts for 247 yards.

And three touchdowns in week five. We got Miami running back. Devon a chain Miami dolphins 165 scrimmage yards and scored one rushing touchdown in the dolphins week five win.

We have Denver running back. Jaliel McLaughlin recorded 89 scrimmage yards and scored one receiving touchdown in week five.

We got Philadelphia defensive tackle Jalen Carter recorded four tackles two sacks and two tackles for a loss in the Eagles week five win to remain undefeated one of the only two undefeated teams left in the NFL.

And we have a gentleman who's going to be joining us in just a few minutes. We got Chicago defensive back to our Smith recorded six tackles one force fumble and one fumble recovery in the in the Bears week five win.

And we also got another guy going to be joining us right after him. We got Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Josh Downs caught six passes for 97 yards in the Colts week five win.

What do you want me to call them smooth. Call them smooth. Yeah, we got to come and be flow. We got to come up with a nickname for this for this one, man. This dude right here going to be next level in a minute. I didn't know. Well, listen, as I mentioned and as Brandon mentioned, we got a Chicago bear in the building with us. So everybody welcome to the show out of shy town. Well, he's rapping shy time now because you know, that's where he plays.

Well, Smith is in the building. Welcome to the show.

Welcome, bro. Listen, we know you you have a meeting to get to. So we're we're all going to hit you with one question because we know you got to go 10 50. That's all we need, right?

Because we know you're going to be back on this board here about it into the year.

So my question for you is talk to me about your rookie year, right? Like how special was it being drafted to Chicago? I was a Chicago bear for a minute.

They kicked me out of there after three years. They said, Jake Cutler, Brandon Marshall, you guys ain't getting it done.

You guys got to move on. So talk to me about being in Chicago bear as a rookie.

It was a special moment for her like when the draft was happening. I was with my family and close friends and everything and then we just I got the call and then let everybody know who's going to be in Chicago and it was just fun.

It was exciting time and then training camp and everything went smooth and then just trying to keep the wins going this season.

To real what they call you in the locker room because we don't go by government names in a football locker room. What was your nickname in the locker room? That's what I'm going to call you back.

They call me Smitty. Smitty. I like it. I like it. Smitty. So at Minnesota, right?

Got some play time as a freshman became a starter, had some port of guys come in seeing you. You came in ball. You always face adversity well and just when you got on a field, you always made plays.

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