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Fantasy Football Articles - February 2004
Enclosed in this archive is every bit of the action and updates that occurred in February 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 - February 2004 Fantasy Football Articles
Fantasy Football Challenge - February 2004 Article Archives
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year, Boller beat out Chris Redman for the starting job in training camp. Billick, who has never favored quarterback competitions, wanted to stay away from staging a similar battle this time.
"You cant prepare two quarterbacks that way," Billick said. "It wouldnt be fair to Kyle or Anthony in that regard."
Wright, who turns 28 this month, will be an unrestricted free agent in March.
"If Anthony Wright has a chance of going some place as a starter, he should and well encourage and help him in all that we can," Billick said. "Short of someone totally committing to Anthony under those terms, we very much want Anthony back. He understands that.
"Im really optimistic that Anthony will come back here. I cant think of a better situation for us than to go into the season with Kyle Boller and Anthony Wright in the stable. As every team has to have, well have an excellent one-two punch."
For what its worth, the addition Fassel should speed Bollers development.
The former New York Giants head coach built a reputation on quarterback quick fixes, needing less than one season to turn a struggling John Elway into a Most Valuable Player and transform a troubled Kerry Collins into a legitimate starter.
His next project is Boller and the NFLs worst passing attack.
"With the caveat of maybe a Bill Walsh, I think Jim Fassel has been the preeminent quarterback coach in the National Football League over the last number of years," Billick said as he turned to his good friend sitting next to him at the news conference. "His resume of quarterbacks he has worked with and their productivity is unmatched around the league.
"As we go forward with a young quarterback, his development is pivotal in terms of the success were going to have. I cant think of a better person to bring in and help in that development than Jim Fassel."
According to Hensley, Fassel, 54, who plans to pursue a head coaching job next year, will basically serve as the Ravens assistant head coach. He will offer his opinions during the offseason
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