Clay Matthews

Packers Drop Third Straight
Packers Drop Third Straight
Packers Drop Third Straight
The New York Giants are not only back in the playoff hunt with a four-game winning streak, they're calling the plays that get them those wins. That's exactly what Jason Pierre-Paul did against the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
No Pressure
No Pressure
No Pressure
Mike Neal's comfort level at his new position is being quickly put to the test by the Packers. Green Bay drafted him in 2010 as a defensive lineman. This year, he transitioned to outside linebacker. Now he'll need to assume even more responsibility with four-time Pro Bowler Clay Matthews expected to miss at least a couple weeks with a broken right thumb.
23 In A Row
23 In A Row
23 In A Row
James Jones' 83-yard touchdown reception late in the third quarter was just the big-play spark the Green Bay Packers needed to liven up an offense that otherwise settled for field goals in a 22-9 win Sunday over the undermanned Detroit Lions.
Controversy
Controversy
Controversy
It's hard for the Packers' Clay Matthews to let things go on the field. Give the Pro Bowl linebacker a clear path to a quarterback or running back and he'll usually lock on for a takedown.

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