Green Bay Packers kicker Trey Smack, who played at Severna Park High School near Annapolis, has been named the DC Touchdown Club Pro Player of the Week after booting the first game-winning kick of his nascent professional career.

Smack, who was selected in the sixth round of this past NFL Draft, made both of his field goal attempts this past Sunday, including a 26-yarder in overtime, as the visiting Packers rallied from a 10-point deficit to beat the New York Jets, 20-17.

While there was plenty of pressure on the decisive play, Smack said it felt like a routine extra-point try.

“Normal kick,” he said. “I’m excited for now. We have another game coming up Thursday.”

Smack, a third-team All-SEC honoree last season at the University of Florida, is off to a strong rookie season. He has made all five of his field goal attempts, including a 59-yarder in Week 1 that was the second-longest in franchise history and the longest ever by a kicker in his first NFL game.