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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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accept the deal as is.
From the beginning, the trade was contingent on both players coming to terms on deals with the respective teams. The Cowboys and Johnson agreed on a four-year, $20 million deal last Wednesday.
Cowboys owner Jerry Jones remains adamant that Galloway must be part of the trade to get it done, saying the Cowboys have not talked to the Buccaneers about substituting draft picks for Galloway.
But as Hill pointed out, the Cowboys are also armed with the knowledge that they could eventually get Johnson for free as a free agent. Tampa Bay is expected to cut him before April 1 to avoid paying a $1 million roster bonus. ...
In Tennessee. ... Still without a deal with the Titans, quarterback Billy Volek visited Green Bay on Monday. According those who follow the Packers closely, team officials tried to sell Volek on the prospect of being the successor to a Hall of Fame quarterback.
Voleks agent was also in the process of setting up a visit with the Broncos in the coming days. The Bills have also entered the picture and would like for Volek to visit as well.
Meanwhile, the Titans and Volek continue to discuss a long-term deal, and while no progress was made over the weekend and according to Nashville Tennessean beat man Jim Wyatt, the two sides arent too far apart in contract negotiations. The two sides have swapped several proposals since Volek became an unrestricted free agent last week, and the Titans would like to re-sign him.
Volek, who visited Atlanta last week, is considered one of the top free agent quarterbacks on the market. The list got thinner over the weekend when former Buccaneer Shaun King agreed to terms with the Cardinals.
Volek, signed by the Titans an as undrafted free agent in 2000, served as Steve McNairs backup last season.
Hed like to compete for a starting job this fall, and other teams remain interested aside from the Packers, Broncos, Bills and Falcons, who already have starting quarterbacks in place for
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