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How much time does all this take?

The answer to this question depends in large part on just how competitive your league is and how much you want to "master" the game. But, generally speaking, you'll at least want to skim the NFL news once or twice per week to see if any of your players are injured, about to lose their job, etc. You will also need to go in and select a starting lineup once each week some time prior to kickoff of the first NFL game.

In the simplest leagues you can spend as little as 5-10 minutes per week on your team, while in highly competitive leagues you can spend hours scanning the services like the FootballDieHards.com, making trade proposals and speculating as to how your players will perform in the coming week.

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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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coaches are ecstatic over the offseason performance of receiver Donte Stallworth. A No. 1 pick in 2002, Stallworth has suffered too many nagging injuries to his legs.

The Saints say Stallworth has worked like a fiend since the end of last season. He changed his diet, reduced his body fat to less than eight percent, has gotten stronger and has learned new stretching techniques to help him avoid the leg injuries.

"I told him the other day I was proud of him," head coach Jim Haslett said. "Hes starting to take care of his body and learning what it takes to be a pro. If he keeps it up, hes going to have a big year. ..."

In Chicago. ... The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that wide receiver Justin Gage has vaulted, at least temporarily, to a starting spot in the Bears offense. Gage, a fifth-round selection in 2003, leapt over former first-round pick David Terrell, whose dropped passes could make him a cap casualty after June 1.

Gage is one of seven new starters on Chicagos unofficial depth chart since the hiring of Lovie Smith as head coach. ...

In Tampa Bay. ... Boston Globe staffer Nick Cafardo advised readers Sunday that second-year quarterback Chris Simms, who is improving in leaps and bounds at offseason workouts, will be a player to watch in training camp this summer.

Also according to Cafardo, team officials love former LSU receiver Michael Clayton. Bucs speed coach Mike Morris says the newcomer "has outstanding football speed. Hes a big, strong, tough kid. Im really looking forward to working with him."

People are already comparing Clayton to former Buc Keyshawn Johnson. Morris said, "Hes a faster Keyshawn. ..."

In New York. ... The Giants signed veteran free-agent place-kicker Bill Gramatica last Friday, giving Matt Bryant a little more competition for training camp.

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