Clay Matthews Jr.
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matthews is also a guy who'll do anything to make himself and the team better, and you can never have too many of those.
he's rising really, really fast.
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How in the world do you pass up C3 if he's there in the second round? I'm not sure you can.
The 2nd round is a reasonable place to draft him and he'd be a PR homerun. The jerseys would fly off the shelves. There was no #57 on the roster this year (or at least currently listed on the Browns site).
If he's there, get him.
Fun fact : Grandpa Clay Matthews was drafted in the 25th round. in 1949 by the Rams, but ended up playing for the Niners.
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the Browns could certainly use some positive PR and increased fan interest.
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Problem I see with Rey as the freight train you speak of is that he's often on the wrong tracks.
Masters said:
Problem I see with Rey as the freight train you speak of is that he's often on the wrong tracks.Nice turn of phrase. Personally, I would've gone with this:
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Dudes, Angus...
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Clay Matthews
Height 6'-3" / Weight: 240
Position: LB-DE
Experience: 3V
4 1/2 sacks, 2 forced fumbles 56 tackles
PERSONAL: He's an international relations major at USC with a B average (3.06 GPA). He made the 2006 Pac-10 All-Academic second team. He comes from a football family. His father, Clay, was a 4-year (1974-77) letterman linebacker at USC who played on Troy's 1974 national championship team and earned All-American honors in 1977 (he went on to play with the NFL's Cleveland Browns and Atlanta Falcons from 1978 to 1996). His brother, Kyle, lettered at safety on USC's 2003 national championship team. Another brother, Casey, is a sophomore linebacker at Oregon. His uncle, Bruce, was a 3-year (1980-82) letterman offensive guard at USC who earned All-American honors in 1982 and then played with the NFL's Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans from 1983 to 2001. His grandfather, Clay Sr., was on the football, wrestling and swimming teams at Georgia Tech in the 1940s and then played in the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s. His cousin, Ashley Nick, is a senior on the USC women's soccer team (the 2007 NCAA champions).
WHAT OTHERS SAY: USC head coach Pete Carroll: "Clay is really productive. He gives us great speed, and he has great savvy and instincts."
Clay Matthews
Height 6'-3" / Weight: 240
Position: LB-DE
Experience: 3V
4 1/2 sacks, 2 forced fumbles 56 tackles
PERSONAL: He's an international relations major at USC with a B average (3.06 GPA). He made the 2006 Pac-10 All-Academic second team. He comes from a football family. His father, Clay, was a 4-year (1974-77) letterman linebacker at USC who played on Troy's 1974 national championship team and earned All-American honors in 1977 (he went on to play with the NFL's Cleveland Browns and Atlanta Falcons from 1978 to 1996). His brother, Kyle, lettered at safety on USC's 2003 national championship team. Another brother, Casey, is a sophomore linebacker at Oregon. His uncle, Bruce, was a 3-year (1980-82) letterman offensive guard at USC who earned All-American honors in 1982 and then played with the NFL's Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans from 1983 to 2001. His grandfather, Clay Sr., was on the football, wrestling and swimming teams at Georgia Tech in the 1940s and then played in the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s. His cousin, Ashley Nick, is a senior on the USC women's soccer team (the 2007 NCAA champions).
since the children keep talking about a train wreck here ill start it over.
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Clay Matthews
Monday Practice Notes: Matthews strictly played linebacker today and did a good job. He's very aggressive and physical against the run or in pass coverage. He had a solid day overall and did a good job in all aspects.
Tuesday Practice Notes: He showed very good recognition and good sideline to sideline range. He is a physical player who likes to hit. Looked comfortable with what was asked of him assignment wise, and had a good practice.
Wednesday Practice Notes: Saw a few repetitions in pass rushing drills where he was able to get a nice bulrush on former Rebel Michael Oher. Fought off blocks well against the run and also in pass rush drills. Appears to enjoy contact and can be very disruptive to ball carriers if not blocked well.
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NFL Network Path To The Draft just now praising Clay. Showed some highlights and MAN that guy looks aggressive. Oher is a man's man, and he bull-rushed him?!
Mean hands on the edge of the D-line goes a long way. I also like the attitude of a guy who's been told he doesn't have enough to cut it, only to see him dig in, work hard, and earn it.
Pete Carroll saying USC breeds great football players because the amount of talent forces you to compete to play.
C3 walked on at talent loaded USC, ended up starting, and is a projected 2nd round pick. Impressive.
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I'll still take Matthews or Cushing over Rey Malaoooooooooooga.
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I would take Cushing, Matthews, or Sintim in the second. I would love to trade down if Curry isn't there, and pick up an extra second. We NEED RB, but if one of those three are there, you gotta take them.
BTW, Moala was the #1 ranked DT coming into this year, a lot of people had him the #1 ranked player. He must have had a down year.
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Here's a clip that includes Clay's two matchups with Michael Oher (at about the 1:50 mark).
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I was impressed with Veikune on that tape. He might be an inside or outside linebacker guy, they mention his great mobility. He has the eye of the tiger
http://archives.starbulletin.com/2008/06/2...ts/story04.html
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He had a great week. I've been wondering myself if he could convert to 3-4 OLB.
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