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How much time does all this take?

The answer to this question depends in large part on just how competitive your league is and how much you want to "master" the game. But, generally speaking, you'll at least want to skim the NFL news once or twice per week to see if any of your players are injured, about to lose their job, etc. You will also need to go in and select a starting lineup once each week some time prior to kickoff of the first NFL game.

In the simplest leagues you can spend as little as 5-10 minutes per week on your team, while in highly competitive leagues you can spend hours scanning the services like the FootballDieHards.com, making trade proposals and speculating as to how your players will perform in the coming week.

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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.

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had offered a fifth-round choice in the 2005 NFL draft that could turn into a third-round selection under certain criteria.

A league source told Haugh that Couch believes backing up Rex Grossman with the Bears would offer him a better chance to get on the field than backing up Brett Favre with the Packers. Grossmans inexperience often is used as the explanation for why a backup job would appeal to a veteran such as Couch. ...

In Cleveland. ... Also following up on yesterdays update, Browns receiver Dennis Northcutt informed head coach Butch Davis in a telephone conversation that he will not attend the four mini-camp practices that begin today.

According to Cleveland Plain-Dealer reporter Tony Grossi, there has been a slight thaw in the frozen relationship between the disgruntled receiver and the Browns, but not enough to bring him to mini-camp.

The practices are mandatory. Since Northcutt is under contract for three more years, he could be fined for each day he misses.

But Davis apparently will not risk worsening relations by fining Northcutt.

"Anything we do will be an internal matter, anyhow," Davis said. "Dennis knows we want him to be here for the mini-camp and we want him on this football team. ..."

In Miami. ... According to South Florida Sun-Sentinel staff writer Alex Marvez, the Dolphins will have an offseason acquisition working as their third wide receiver today at the teams first 2004 mini-camp.

Marvin "Snoop" Minnis will line up in the slot alongside starters Chris Chambers and David Boston when the Dolphins use three-receiver sets. While that status isnt permanent, Minnis has shown enough promise to move ahead of 2003 starter Derrius Thompson for snaps with the first-team offense for at least this mini-camp.

Minnis was waived by the

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