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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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of Miami (Ohio), who is one of the top three passers in the draft. The other top-rated quarterbacks, Mississippis Eli Manning and N.C. States Philip Rivers, didnt work out.

"I think his arm was stronger, his movement was better and his accuracy was better than any quarterback that threw (at the combine). Period," Casserly said of Henson.','3/12/2004 6:11:37 PM','6:11:37 PM','Friday'16183,2004,1034 6596,11,75,'Roundup: Lions Look At Hearst; Boston Visiting Miami & More','According to Booth Newspapers staff writer Tom Kowalski, during the first 10 days of the NFL free agent signing period, the Detroit Lions were in their buying mode. Now, theyve shifted into their "looking" phase.

After spending a significant amount of their available salary cap money to acquire receiver Tai Streets, offensive lineman Damien Wood and cornerback Fernando Bryant -- the Lions will now do some window shopping, looking for bargains or someone who might catch their eye.

Running back Garrison Hearst was expected to arrive in Detroit Sunday night and will visit the Lions today. Kowalski added: "if the situation and the price are right, he might sign a contract."

At 33, Hearst will be a short-term solution to Detroits running back woes. The Lions brought in Duce Staley for a visit last week, but Staley signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, partly because the Lions told Staley hed have to share playing time with Artose Pinner, last years fourth-round draft pick.

Head coach Steve Mariucci, who coached Hearst during their days with the San Francisco 49ers, prefers a running back-by-committee system rather than having one player carry the entire load. Mariucci believes the rotation, with the addition of a pass-catching fullback, makes it more difficult for teams to defend them.

The addition of Hearst would give the Lions experience in the backfield and also an established pass receiver. In his last two

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