If you are talking about Clay Matthews II (CMIII's father), Yes he is called Casey Matthews and is an Oregon Ducks MLB #55, and is now heading to the NFL draft.

But is you are talking about Green Bay's Clay Matthews. No way to help you bro, he is only 24

Not a set person or animal.

the "Packers" is after packing companies in

Green Bay. But a well known symbol is the

"Cheesehead" And many people wear them

at football games.

There are two meanings for the "G" on the helmet, Green Bay, but most importantly...... Greatness!

Brett Favre has 2 daughters, Brittany (born February 6, 1989) and Breleigh (born July 13, 1999).

His grandson, Parker Brett, was born on April 2, 2010.

Reggie Lewis suffered cardiac arrest while practicing off-season in the Brandeis University gym. Two Brandeis police officers found him while patrolling and attempted to revive him by performing mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, but Reggie was declared dead in the hospital less than three hours later. He was 27 years old.

Yes he did. He beat every team (including his own 49ers) that existed during the time he played. There are teams that didn't exist yet that he didn't beat, but he definitely deserves the statistic first to beat all teams (rather than Brett Farve). The info can be found on this page.

http://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/M/MontJo01/gamelog/#stats_playoffs

Favre won the NFL MVP award in 1995, 1996, and 1997. In 1997, he tied with Barry Sanders for the award.

The city of Green Bay sits adjacent to the Door Peninsula in Wisconsin. But the city itself isn't on the peninsula.

Super Bowl XLV - February 6, 2011 - Green Bay Packers (31) Pittsburgh Steelers (25)

Customarily, the home team wears a white jersey, however there are no official rules, the opposing teams cannot be wearing similar color kits though.

The Green Bay Packers are still the Green Bay Packers.

I don't think there was one. Scott Hunter, Jerry Tagge, and Frank Patrick took turns at QB for the 1972 Packers.

There was a southpaw QB for the 1973 Packers named Jim Del Gaizo. The Packers acquired him prior to the 1973 season from the Miami Dolphins for 2 second round draft choices. He got into 8 games for the 1973 Packers and completed 27 passes in 62 attempts for 318 yards, 2 TDs, and 6 INTs. 1973 was Del Gaizo's only season with the Packers as they traded him to the Giants in September, 1974.

Green Bay is on the east coast of Wisconsin by the head of Green Bay and the mouth of the Fox River. Door County is to the east. Milwaukee is south about 100 miles.

The fans! The Packers have offered stock in the team five times in their history. When the stock is available, any U.S. citizen can buy shares. Today there are shareholders in all 50 states.

There's a lingering misperception that the city of Green Bay owns the team. They aren't owned by any government body, but rather by ordinary citizens.

in Wisconsin....i think

No. The Packers are real men and play on real grass.

No, they are both in the NFC and are therefore unable to meet in Super Bowl

His career best run was 40 yards vs Jacksonville on September 24th 1995

heres a better question, which one have they won?

Bart Starr was the quarterback in 1970. This was his last year as quarterback for the Green Bay Packers.

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yes . Lombardi coached the NY giants as offensive coordinator (tom Landry later the Dallas cowboy's coach and great packer rival) was the defensive coordinator of the giants, before Lombardi came to green bay in 1959.

he also coached the Washington redskins for 1 season after he left green bay after winning super bowl II.

Lombardi died shortly afterward of cancer.

he is without doubt the greatest packer coach of all time-sorry curly lambeau- and arguably the greatest coach in nfl history. lombardi was also one of the '7 blocks of granite', a 160 lb offensive guard on the 1940'sish fordham football team.

see his biography for more fascinating details of this great man.

The address of the National Railroad Museum is: 2285 S Broadway, Green Bay, WI 54304-4832