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"Traditional" fantasy football leagues involve a group of players - typically friends, relatives or co-workers - who all know each other and can discuss their successes and failures with each other every week.

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Fantasy Football Articles - December 2003

Enclosed in this archive is every bit of the action and updates that occurred in December 2003 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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Fantasy Football Challenge - December 2003 Article Archives

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6321,31,14,'Ramsey Skips Thursdays Practice; Remains Doubtful...','As reported by Redskins.com staff writer Gary Fitzgerald, Patrick Ramsey did not participate in practice Thursday and his status remains doubtful for Sundays game against the New York Giants. He re-aggravated his sore right foot in Wednesday afternoons practice when he slipped and fell during a passing drill.

"Its still pretty sore and Im taking it day-to-day to see if I can get back out there," he said on Thursday. "Its a frustrating process and Im trying to do all I can to get out there and play."

Prior to Thursdays practice, Ramsey said that, even while he was throwing and moving well on Wednesday, his foot felt tender as he dropped back to pass.

"I could tell that if I took a misstep, or if I got stepped on or I slipped, that it would be sore," he said.

The second-year quarterback, who missed last Sundays game against the New Orleans Saints and was forced to miss most of the Week 11 Miami game due to a mild concussion, said he has been concerned about how his injured foot would impact his throwing motion during games.

Ramsey must be able to plant his right foot securely and push off it to throw downfield passes in head coach Steve Spurriers offense.

"Thats one of my concerns," he said. "My shoulder can get sore, my back can get sore. Im not throwing it as smoothly as I would be if I was able to push off it and transfer that momentum to my arm. Im throwing a little jerkier that I have just because I have to get the ball out. Its a concern.

"Im just going to have to find a way to throw without pushing off my foot or just let it rest and get better. And for this to get better, its going to have to take a little more than just staying off of it for a week to get better."

If Ramsey is unable to play Sunday, Tim Hasselbeck would be the projected starter and rookie Gibran Hamdan would be the backup.

Hasselbeck, who started last Sundays game against the New Orleans Saints, received the

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