At least one of the Green Bay Packers two first round draft picks will be on the field when training camp workouts start on Saturday. The Packers have come to terms on a new deal with linebacker Clay Matthews.

The deal is reportedly for five years and is worth $10-million, with opportunities to see the deal climb as high as $13.275 million according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Matthews is the second of the Packers first round picks, taken 26th overall out of USC. He’s expected to compete for a starting job.

The Packers now have 7 of their 8 draft picks in the fold. The teams other first rounder, B.J. Raji (9th overall) remains unsigned.

At least one of the Green Bay Packers two first round draft picks will be on the field when training camp workouts start on Saturday. The Packers have come to terms on a new deal with linebacker Clay Matthews.

The deal is reportedly for five years and is worth $10-million, with opportunities to see the deal climb as high as $13.275 million according to the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Matthews is the second of the Packers first round picks, taken 26th overall out of USC. He’s expected to compete for a starting job.

The Packers now have 7 of their 8 draft picks in the fold. The teams other first rounder, B.J. Raji (9th overall) remains unsigned.

Green Bay Packers safety Nick Collins plans to be on hand when the team opens training camp workouts on Saturday. Collins hinted last month that he wasn’t happy with his contract, but his agent said Collins will be into camp on time.

The Packers still have two first round draft picks without a contract. Top pick B.J. Raji and Clay Matthews both share the same agent, which should aid the process.

Matthews deal is expected to get done sooner because of where he went in the first round of the draft, 26th overall. Players are scheduled to report Friday and start practicing on Saturday.