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Fantasy Football Articles - March 2004

Enclosed in this archive is every bit of the action and updates that occurred in March 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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time to defense me as I put in to break them down. Im always going to have that advantage.

"But at some point, getting open, scoring touchdowns, cracking jokes in the locker room is not going to mean the same thing to me."

Sharpe wouldnt say which way he is leaning. But he admitted that whereas he once was 100 percent certain of what he would do, now its only 90-10.

DeBruin went on to note that if he does decide to return, Sharpe predicted he would be in great shape, noting that he is down to 238 pounds -- his lowest weight in 13 years.

"I would be ready to go come July," he said of training camp. "You notice I excluded May and June (mini-camps). ..."

In Arizona. ...Head coach Dennis Green made it official last Friday: Marcel Shipp was his starting running back, a move that surprised no one.

But Emmitt Smith will have a place in his offense.

"We know that Marcel Shipp is going to be our starter, at least for now," Green said. "As you know, you cannot play in the National Football League with one running back. You need two guys. I think that will be a good role for him."

"Emmitt has enthusiasm and I think hell have a big year," Green added.

According to East Valley Tribune beat writer Darren Urban, Smith downplayed the depth chart for now.

"There has been some discussion (about his role), but it is early," the veteran superstar suggested. "Theres a lot that has to happen. ..."

Smith added that he had no problem coming into practices as a backup for the first time since his rookie season. Smith, who has been a regular at offseason workouts, turns 35 in May. ...

Also in Arizona. ... The Cardinals scored fewer points last season than any other NFL team, but Green told Arizona Republic staffer Kent Somers the teams offensive potential was a major reason he took the job.

"I think the offensive personnel we have is ideally suited," he said.

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