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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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the deferred payment on Bostons original $4.55 million signing bonus. But last week sources on both sides said the club was considering such an action.
The primary reason could be that the Chargers dont want to spend another dollar on a player they dont intend to keep. Currently, they owe Boston $8.75 million in guarantees -- $1.85 million in deferred signing bonus, and $6.9 million in salary over the next two seasons.
The Chargers are hoping Miami or another team will assume most or all of that debt as part of a trade agreement, which seems possible. But if the Chargers seek $3 million in liquidated damages, Boston in all likelihood would file a grievance that could delay a trade.
Boston, 25, wants to play for the Dolphins because of his close relationship with wide receivers coach Jerry Sullivan, Bostons position coach for two seasons with the Arizona Cardinals.
For the record, a source close to the situation said the Dolphins yesterday faxed a contract proposal to Bostons agent, Mitch Frankel, and that Frankel was preparing a counterproposal because the offer was loaded with incentives.
Last year, the Dolphins ranked 26th in the NFL in passing and threw only 17 touchdown passes, fewer than all but seven teams. ...
In Tampa Bay. ... According to Tampa Tribune staffer Katherine Smith, the Keyshawn Johnson-for-Joey Galloway trade talks have rekindled.
Dallas already has worked out its side by agreeing to a contract with Johnson, but the Bucs have been unable to come to terms with Galloway. Negotiations ceased for a while, but now Tampa Bay is giving it another try.
"We have been talking to Tampa Bay," Galloway said Sunday on NBC, where he spent the day as a guest analyst at the networks New York studios. "I am not sure if anything is going to be done. Its not done now, but the way the NFL works, you never know."
The Cowboys wide receiver, a part owner of the Arena Football Leagues Columbus Destroyers, addressed his situation
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