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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.
Fantasy Football Challenge - May 2004 Fantasy Football Articles
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signing bonus).
But the end of this weeks passing camp marked the start of new concerns at quarterback.
Wright, who dressed for the passing camp but did not participate in any team drills, seemed stunned yesterday when he learned of his partially torn labrum, the cartilage found in the shoulder joint.
"He will probably miss the start of the season," trainer Bill Tessendorf said.
The Ravens probably will place Wright on the physically-unable-to-perform list before the regular season, which starts Sept. 12. After sitting out the first six weeks, Wright can return to practice for three weeks before the Ravens have to make a decision on his status. At that point, they will either have to activate him, place him on injured reserve or release him.
"We thought that if we would have given my arm some time to rest, I would be fine when I came back now," Wright said. "It didnt work out that way."
For what its worth. ... New York Daily News insider Gary Myers reported this morning that Oakland is still the strong favorite to get Collins, but at the very least, the former Penn State standout has some options.
As outlined by Myers: "Go to Oakland and start, where his signing for modest dollars for a No. 1 QB would push out Rich Gannon after June 1. Gannon, the 2002 MVP, is 38, making $7 million and is coming off shoulder surgery.
"Or, Collins could go to Baltimore as a backup for a year, then be the top free agent quarterback on the market next March with a chance at a lucrative long-term contract. ..."
In New York. ... The Giants had two days of their offseason program taken away Friday for violating the NFLs collective bargaining agreement under new head coach Tom Coughlin.
After receiving several recent complaints from players, Harold Henderson, the leagues executive vice president for labor relations, and NFLPA executive director Gene Upshaw determined that the Giants violated rules on the length of workouts and the scheduling
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