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Something we don't do often enough, which seems to be what I say every time we do this, is look around the other outstanding football sites here at SB Nation and see what they are writing about. It's a little thing I have always called "Touring SB Nation.' With the New York Giants relaxing on this 'Weatherford Wednesday,' let's do that.
Jordan Matthews Rules The World
Our friends at Bleeding Green Nation apparently think rookie wide receiver Jordan Matthews is pretty good.
Based on his training camp performance today I really don’t think it’s too soon to say Jordan Matthews is the best WR in NFL history.
— Brandon Lee Gowton (@BrandonGowton) July 30, 2014
There is also a practice report gushing over the rookie's awesomeness.
Valentine's View: Maybe Matthews will be pretty good, maybe he won't. I know BGN's report is somewhat tongue-in-cheek, but let's not put Matthews in the Pro Football Hall of Fame just yet. He hasn't played a game yet. The Hall of Fame is where players like Michael Strahan go. Let's see what Matthews can do when it counts.
Tyron Smith Gets Paid
The Dallas Cowboys have signed the star left tackle to an eight-year extension that pushes the value of his current contract to 10 years and $109 million. That's quarterback money. Let's see how the folks at BTB react to this news.
Other Headlines
Vernon Davis's Captain Torpedo thing continues with movie scene - Niners Nation
Patrick Peterson gets his new deal: 5-year extension, $70 million - Revenge of the Birds
It's a Great Time to be a San Diego Chargers Fan - Bolts From The Blue
Ted Thompson Contract: Packers Announce Extension for GM - Acme Packing Company
Ten Thoughts on the NFL: Chicago Bears and Beyond - Windy City Gridiron
Buffalo Bills sale: Terry Pegula headlines initial round of bidders - Buffalo Rumblings
Chiefs training camp: The good, bad and ugly through the first 5 days - Arrowhead Pride
The Film Room: Who Is The NFL's Best Slot Defender? - Battle Red Blog
Steelers retire Mean Joe Greene's No. 75 jersey - Behind the Steel Curtain
It's time for Andy Dalton to take the next step - Cincy Jungle
DeMarcus Lawrence out 8-10 weeks with broken foot, per report - SBNation.com
Walter Jones, the quiet giant, goes to Canton - SBNation.com