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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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feel comfortable and where I can be happy. I dont want to go anywhere where someone just trades me off to. I feel like Im entitled as a free agent to have my choice. Obviously I want to get paid, but at the same time, I want to get happy too."
When told of Owens comments, team officials in Baltimore made it clear that they -- and not Owens -- have all the leverage in this situation since they control his rights under NFL rules.
"Terrell Owens has a valid and binding contract with the Baltimore Ravens," Newsome told reporters. "This is not the first time Ive heard of a player being disgruntled. Ray Lewis was disgruntled before he got his new deal. A disgruntled football player is nothing new to me. Its part of the business."
Asked if the Ravens had any intentions of trading Owens, Newsome said: "No. Right now, I want Terrell Owens to be playing for us opening day."
Stay tuned. ... Ill bring you more on this story as developments warrant.','3/6/2004 9:56:04 AM','9:56:04 AM','Saturday'4193,2004,1019 6581,9,75,'Roundup: Galloway Talks Stall; Garcia Tours On & More','In an article published late Friday, Associated Press sports writer Jaime Aaron reported that talks between Tampa Bay and Joey Galloway have hit a dead end, forcing the Dallas Cowboys to come up with a Plan B in their bid to acquire Keyshawn Johnson.
The proposed swap of receivers was contingent on both players renegotiating their contracts. Dallas and Johnson have agreed on a $20 million, four-year deal, but Tampa Bay and Galloway never came close to an agreement.
The salary cap-strapped Bucs held firm to an offer of $1 million for one year, agent Leigh Steinberg said Friday. Galloway is due $6.31 million this season, $7.5 million next season and $8.5 million in 2006 under his existing contract.
"I would think that its extremely unlikely that we would ever strike an accord on these economic terms," Steinberg said. "Given the nature of the way Tampa views their cap constraints, their position
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