Clay Matthews Injury: Updates on Packers Star's Groin and Return

Updates from Tuesday, Sept. 30 

Albert Breer of NFL.com provides an update on Clay Matthews' injury:

Updates from Sunday, Sept. 28

Duke Bobber of Packers.com confirms Clay Matthews is active for Week 4 after releasing the list of inactive players:

11 WR Jarrett Boykin
16 QB Scott Tolzien
39 CB Demetri Goodson
54 LB Carl Bradford
59 LB Brad Jones
72 C Garth Gerhart

Updates from Friday, Sept. 26

Wes Hodkiewicz of PackersNews.com reported on Clay Matthews' status for Week 4:

Mike McCarthy also spoke about Matthews heading into the matchup vs. Chicago:

Updates from Thursday, Sept. 25

ESPN's Rob Demovsky has the latest on Matthews:

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On Thursday, however, Green Bay Packers outside linebacker Clay Matthews was certain. 

"Yeah, I'll be out there," Matthews said during a brief appearance in the locker room following Thursday's practice.

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Paul Imig of FOX Sports has more on Matthews:

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McCarthy: "Clay (Matthews) took his individual reps. He's moving good. … I don't have a beat on it yet." #Packers

— Paul Imig (@Paulimig) September 25, 2014"

ESPN's Rob Demovsky has the latest on Matthews' status:

Updates from Wednesday, Sept. 24

Paul Imig of Fox Sports WI updated Clay Matthews' status from Packers practice:

Tom Silverstein of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel had more on Matthews:

Updates from Monday, Sept. 22

Pro Football Talk reported on Clay Matthews' injured groin:

Original Text

The Green Bay Packers could be without star linebacker Clay Matthews after he picked up a groin injury in the team's Week 3 game against the Detroit Lions.    

According to the team's Twitter account, he is questionable to return:

Following the game, Matthews spoke about his injury (via Rob Demovosky of ESPN):

The four-time Pro Bowler had three tackles and two quarterback hits in the game against the Lions before picking up the injury. Coming into the game, he had nine tackles and a sack on the season.

If he is unable to play, the Packers will have serious problems creating a pass rush.

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