Former Green Bay Packers star Clay Matthews Jr. is reportedly joining a new team this year.
On Tuesday, the "Bussin' With The Boys" podcast announced that it'll be adding the six-time Pro Bowler to the show's roster in its post-Barstool era after signing a major sponsorship deal with FanDuel.
"Massive news in the Bussin' With the Boys universe," host Taylor Lewan began . "This fall, The Locker Room, myself, Will Compton, Delanie Walker and our consistent fourth chair will be none other than Super Bowl champion, with beautiful hair, Clay Matthews, as well."
Matthews appeared on the show about three months ago and definitely left an impression on his new teammates. And it sounds like the former Defensive Rookie of the Year really found a home with the Bussin' boys.
"Like I told you coming on the first time, I've always been real reserved with the media," the former first-round pick explained. "... What's great about the podcasting world and just being part of this is it's a comfortable environment, where you kind of just speak your mind."
"There's no producer in your ear talking about best dressed or other hot-button topics… I had a great time doing 'The Locker Room,'" Matthews said. "You presented the offer to me, and I jumped on it. So, I'm excited. I'm looking forward to it. I think it'll be a good mix of the boys."
Matthews has kept a fairly low profile since retiring in 2019 but he's still stays around the game.
Now he'll get to kick it with Lewan, Compton and Walker on a regular basis as they talk NFL topics and more throughout the '25 campaign.
This article first appeared on The Spun and was syndicated with permission.
