Good story about Quinn Johnson and Clay Matthews:
The two went head-to-head on the first day of practices at the Senior Bowl, and it was memorable.
"As far as the collision, it was just a standstill. We both just stopped," Johnson said. "That guy is strong. Definitely. Most everybody that I hit, I can knock them back. But not that guy. It was pretty serious."
Johnson said through all his practice time against NFL-caliber players at LSU and in games against SEC competition, there has been only one other guy that stood him up: South Carolina linebacker Jasper Brinkley, who was a fifth-round pick this year of the Minnesota Vikings.
"He was the only other guy I hit and didn't move," Johnson said.
There was one more thing Johnson remembered from his collision with Matthews.
"I had a vicious headache for the rest of the day," Johnson said. "Like I said, the guy is strong. He doesn't give ground."