Incredible story. Clay Matthews Jr., once a 6-1 165 pound high school junior whose coach dad didn't even start him at Agoura High in California, will hit the NFL as a 6-3, 246 pound first round draft pick. In between that the player walked-on at dad's and uncle's alma mater USC to join the incredible line-backing crew as a DE.
There must a few million 6-1 165 pound high school kids walking around out there. Start lifting weights, eating healthy, and dreaming of the NFL -- although you may not have the genetics of Matthews -- because you too could be a first round NFL pick...if you know the right people.
As a junior at Agoura High, Matthews was 6-1 and weighed about 165 pounds. His body ached from growing pains and his father, the team's defensive coordinator, declined to start him.
"His mom was giving me the business, but he wasn't ready," the elder Matthews said, chuckling. "He wasn't very big and he wasn't very strong."
Matthews continued to grow during his senior season but drew interest only from local community colleges.
Rather than pursuing that route, Matthews told his father he wanted to walk on at USC, where brother Kyle was a walk-on safety in 2003.
Matthews showed up at unknown weight at USC; by 2005 he was listed as 6-3 225. Not bad gains over 3 years from high school: 165 to 225, although he does sport a 6-3 frame. By 2008, USC listed Matthews at 246. That's 81 pounds of weight (muscle) on Matthews since a junior in high school (over 6 years), which is probably not unheard of for college linemen; for a linebacker to retain or increase speed while packing on 80 pounds, that's fantastic.
What's in the water at USC? Someone test it, especially in the off-season; those are super-human gains. Matthews and companion linebacker Brian Cushing overcame false rumors they tested positive at the NFL combine for roids, so they must be clean, right?
Not that we know USC for Mark McGwire, Brian Cushing, the Ting Bros, and other incredible muscle-gaining strories, not at all.
Look at his jaw structure. He is definetly taking HGH and some other drugs.
Posted by: Yes | 04/26/2009 at 17:05
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To be fair, his dad was 6'2", 245 and his uncle 6'5", 305, so it's not hard to imagine this is, you know, genetic steroid use.
Posted by: Steve Sax | 04/29/2009 at 09:40
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Posted by: jesse rack | 05/28/2009 at 20:27
"... They can really get burned if these guys test positive. ..."
Really? How will they get burned? Do you mean in the way Shawne Merriman's positive test led to a Pro-Bowl selection? :)
Posted by: Methuselah | 05/29/2009 at 10:34
I played baseball in high school and later at a Division I college. In my senior year of high school, I was 6'3" and weighed 148 pounds. Four years later, with weightlifting, Creatine, and protein shakes, I was 6'3" and weighed 226 pounds. I never took anything illegal. I just worked REALLY hard at becoming stronger. I don't appreciate the underlying message that in order to get bigger quick, the ONLY way you can do it is through cheating. It's just not true.
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Posted by: Zak | 07/08/2009 at 00:36
Clay wasn't that obscure a recruit as a high school senior. My recollection is that he showed some interest in Notre Dame (maybe it was his mother's influence?) and ND made at least a half-hearted play for him. But legacies usually wind up at dad's alma mater. The photos of Cushing (another top recruit that at one early point seemed headed to ND) and Matthews gives one pause. In fact, a long, fat pause. My measurements for basketball in high school my sophomore year (15 years old) was under five feet and 88 pounds. I boxed in the ND Bengal Bouts at 127 pounds at 18 years. Grew to a skinny six feet in my early 20s. And only filled out to 175 around 30 years. Football players today must be be using drugs at least in the wider sense and stuffed with food like geese in Peregord.
Posted by: ParisQB | 10/06/2009 at 15:27
My best friend in H.S. was about 6'1" maybe 175#. He had a great arm and it was our big dream to play baseball (anywhere). He blew his elbo and that was that. He enrolled at U.C IRVINE. I did'nt see him for about 4or5 years. I COULD'NT believe his size when we met.We were about 22.HE was 6'5" and 255#. This was the middle 60's and we did'nt have a clue about steroids.I'm not saying they did'nt exist just most of us in the sports world had"nt heard about them. You put in the work as JOE said and you get stronger and 90% of the time larger.
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Posted by: matt | 12/28/2009 at 22:31
i played senior year HS football with Clay #57 Cleveland Browns,
(not to brag but) in the last half of the season he went both ways as linebacker and fullback..there was this drill we called the "bow out" where the fullback gets a 5 yd head of steam as the def end (me) had to give him a forearm shimmie to tackle the the running back. I was pitted against Clay twice in a row that day and put him on his ass each time. I said "Clay you must be hitting the books too hard, get some sleep" as I helped him up. Great guy, led by example. Varsity magazine voted him "best linebacker of the year". He was the real deal. Word I heard was his ol man wouldn't let him take a job over summer...he was told to lift weights instead. As a bears fan now i'm conflicted about da bears and packers.
My plea is that Clay Jr/ Browns makes the "Hall" like his brother Bruce said on his induction "I wish it was my brother Clay jr. going in first" Bruce always looked up to his older brother. I joke around that Frank Gifford was such a fan of Clay on Monday Night games "here's classic linebacking job filling the hole to make the tackle" ...he must have been his Best Man when he got married?
Put Clay III down for 19 years in the NFL.
Jim starting def. left end New Trier '74 football season '73.
Posted by: jim hardee | 01/14/2010 at 14:25
So you're suggesting that he couldn't possibly have grown two inches in height and gained 80 pounds in SIX YEARS (beginning of junior year in HS to end of senior year at USC) without taking 'roids. Right?
You know, some guys are just late bloomers. I had a HS classmate who wasn't an athlete and didn't work out at all who shot up about five or six inches and put on 20-30 pounds or so his senior year of HS. For whatever reason, his natural hormones just kicked in a lot later than most guys'.
Clay's grandfather, uncle and father all played in the NFL. The height, etc. is genetic - it just took longer to kick in for him.
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Heck, everyone on my HS football team had their reported weights increased by about 10-15 pounds and height by an inch or two, I guess to try and gain a mental advantage over an opponent that might see the program roster.
I wouldn't be surprised if Clay's "225" in '05 was actually more like 210 or 215.
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Posted by: Ryan | 09/14/2010 at 14:40
I just came upon this site by doing a search after seeing him on MNF. I haven't followed him closely, but looking at his face is all I need to see. Look at his forehead. Reminds me of Mark McGuire in the early days. I know he denies it, but I would bet dollars to donuts that he is on the juice.
Posted by: daiku1 | 09/27/2010 at 20:55
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Posted by: ric | 09/27/2010 at 20:58
bullshit i was 185 and 6'3 my senior year in high school and in my sophomore year of college i am 6'4 230 without even trying hard........ call it genetics or steroids but all i know is some people don't get horomones and some do so hate if you want but yall that are hating are short dudes prolly.
Posted by: x | 10/02/2010 at 20:15
Look - this whole testing thing is a bunch of BS. If you want really testing you would begin in highschool at least last 2 years. You would do this by having hair samples and urine stored but not tested to save money. Once a player is selected first for college or later drafted into the NFL - all samples would get tested. Secondly get rid of all the stupid extraneous tests - who cares whether the guy took a sudafed or smoked a joint - the real cheaters who we need to nail are the roid and HGH users - save the money and test for the real stuff. The lifestyle testing should be left up to the clubs - not the NFL. As far as stimulants go - every player should provide a urine sample at the end of each game - randomly these could be tested with the remainder stored. If you have positive test - you back track. Anything other than this is just lip service. Test or allow it - that is the decision. Right now it is still under the table. I mean answer this - how many players are tested off of each team each season and how often does it happen?? I have never seen that question answered. If every player is not subject to at least 12 tests each year ie one a month then the chances of catching somebody is pretty rare.
Posted by: dynamiter | 10/15/2010 at 22:08
Clay's forehead (brow) resembles a medical condition known as acromegaly, which is a result of the pituitary gland producing excess HGH because of a tumor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acromegaly
Tony Boselli also has a very prominent brow, but I doubt that either he or Clay has ever had a pituitary tumor. The link below shows Boselli delivering a speech with a very powerful and positive message, but the appearance of his brow is disturbing to say the least.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKdbXQuhWX8
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Posted by: JoeFlex | 01/22/2011 at 16:21
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Posted by: Evaluworks | 01/30/2011 at 11:21
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The testing is too lax, the testing schedules are well known ahead of time and lastly the commission wants the use to bolster ratings & profits.
On the flip side, there are many life-threatening risks- heart attack, pressure, tumors, not to mention that you will be shit on once you are indicted.
Let me introduce Barry Bonds, M.Maguire, Manny Ramirez, and the whole Yankee organization...
Hideo Matsuki.., take alook at his MVP year, prior to trading out of the lime life.. Thats the quick way out.
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Does this mean he has ...I can't prove either way.
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