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Fantasy Football Articles - April 2004
Enclosed in this archive is every bit of the action and updates that occurred in April 2004 within the world of fantasy football. You may want to read these articles for research on players in the coming year, or just check to see if we were way off base with our reporting. Whatever the reason, it's all here for your enjoyment.
Fantasy Football Challenge - April 2004 Fantasy Football Articles
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ago, but now signs are pointing to Warner being released in order to alleviate his cap hit.
According to ESPN.com senior writer Len Pasquarelli, by waiting until after June 1 to cut Warner, the Rams would recoup $4.75 million in cap room for 2004 but would be forced to carry $6.723 million in "dead money" on their 2005 cap.
Releasing Warner before June 1, or trading him at any point, would mean an additional cap hit of nearly $2 million above Warners current charge of $9.467 million.
Of course, the addition of Chris Chandler and Marc Bulgers free-agent status further muddy the waters.
As SI.coms Don Banks framed it: "Are you asking us to believe that either Chandler or Kurt Warner are OK with the idea of serving as the potential No. 3 passer? Or is Marc Bulger headed back to emergency QB status, from whence he came?"
Warners fate will ultimately depend greatly on whether Bulger receives an offer by the April 16 deadline for restricted free agents -- and on whether team officials believe they can eventually sign Bulger to a long-term deal.
As team president John Shaw explained it: "If he doesnt get an offer sheet, then well probably sit down and see what his expectations are for a multi-year (contract). I think that signing him to a long-term deal obviously at some point would be a priority to us.
"But if thats something thats not in the cards, we know we have quarterbacks who can play well."','04/05/2004',,'Thursday',False,False,3452,2004,1063 6620,2,75,'Roundup: Vick Likes New O; Case Against Lewis Weak & More','"Heading into week three of the Falcons offseason strength and conditioning program, Michael Vicks education in the West Coast offense seems to be progressing nicely.
According to Atlanta Journal Constitution staffer Matt Winkeljohn, new offensive coordinator Greg Knapps version of the West Coast offense is built less on the concept of throwing deep than on completing a high
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