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Fantasy Football Articles - May 2004

Enclosed in this archive is every bit of the action and updates that occurred in May 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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position to give, especially with Chambers slated to become an unrestricted free agent in 2005.

And following up on a previous update. ... Palm Beach Post beat man Joe Schad advised readers that David Boston finally shook off the nervousness that bothered him in initial workouts and finished the weekend on a more positive note.

"The second practice, you saw the speed he has and the ability to get to the deep ball," Collier said. "Well have to find ways to get him the ball. ..."

In Arizona. ... New head coach Denny Green hardly went out on a limb Sunday, when he predicted that running back Marcel Shipp will score more touchdowns in 2004 than he did last year.

Lets hope so.

In case you werent paying attention, Shipp touched the ball 258 times (228 rushes, 30 receptions) last year without scoring a single touchdown.

As Arizona Republic beat writer Kent Somers suggested, that has to change if the Cardinals are going to improve upon a 4-12 record. Somers added that Green believes Shipps lack of points as an anomaly and made a prediction.

"Ill be a big mouth," Green said. "I think hell score at least seven times this year. I think with the kind of guys we have pushing up front, hes going to be a 1,000 yards (rushing), plus seven touchdowns."

Last years inability to put the ball in the end zone was uncharacteristic of Shipp. He didnt score as a rookie in 2001 because he didnt touch the ball from scrimmage all year.

But he played a prominent role in the offense in 2002, rushing for six touchdowns and catching for three more.

Shipp doesnt make excuses for last year. Nor does he have many explanations for it.

"Its a long NFL season and to not get a touchdown, its a big problem," Shipp said. "I cant blame anybody for me not scoring touchdowns. Right now, Im just trying to grow as a football player so when Im in those situations I can make the best of them. ..."

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