Clay Matthews on PMS

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Supreme badass and QB killer Clay Matthews was on the Petros & Money show yesterday.

To hear the full interview with Mr. Matthews, click here.

Thankfully there is no mention of USC sanctions or Reggie Bush in this interview. ENJOY!

Packers Linebacker Clay Matthews III was on talking Green Bay Football [PMS]

Photo by Icon Sports Media
  1. Despite being projected as a first round pick, Maualuga was picked in the second round by the
    Cincinnati Bengals. Maualuga was projected by some, and expecting, to go 16th overall to the
    San Diego Chargers, who instead opted to select hybrid linebacker/defensive end Larry English out of Northern Illinois. After being selected, Maualuga cried as he gave thanks to his late father and said he was thankful for his opportunity as “Nothing like this was ever expected for our family.” His selection came one year after the Bengals used a first-round pick to select Maualuga’s college teammate, linebacker
    Keith Rivers.
    On December 30, 2009, Maualuga was placed on injured reserve due to a broken ankle he suffered a week before. He finished his rookie season with 64 tackles, one sack, three forced fumbles and three pass deflections in 15 games started.
    During
    Rey Maualuga ‘s freshman year he wrote “RIP” on the eye black paint under his right eye and “DAD” under his left eye in honor of his dad who died two days before the BCS National Championship Game following the 2005 season. His dad died after battling brain cancer, and from at least his junior season, black eye paint under both eyes read “DAD” in silver. He has two younger brothers. Curiously, neither of his Samoan-American parents were tall.

  2. Recently retired QB Kurt Warner is about to be honored with the immortalization of his jersey number — but not by an NFL team.
    The Arena Football League‘s Iowa Barnstormers will retire Warner’s No. 13 this Friday. He will be on hand for the game as an announcer for the NFL Network.
    “We think it’s great for the Barnstormer fans to have him back,” Barnstormers owner Jeff Lamberti told the Des Moines Register.
    “He is clearly the most famous Iowa Barnstormer and most famous guy coming out of arena football. He’s great for our league, and we’re thrilled that he wants to broadcast our game.”
    Kurt Warner played three seasons for the Barnstormers and threw 183 TD passes for them before getting his shot in the NFL.
    As part of a promotion for the game, the Barnstormers are lowering some ticket prices to $13 in honor of Warner.

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