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Fantasy Football Articles - September 2003

Enclosed in this archive is every bit of the action and updates that occurred in September 2003 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 - September 2003 Fantasy Football Articles

Fantasy Football Challenge - September 2003 Fantasy Football Articles Archive

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chance to beat the mighty Steelers, which could also conceivably earn Couch the chance to unseat Kelly Holcomb as the teams starter.

Thats the impression at least.

But as Akron Beacon Journal staff writer Patrick McManamon suggested this morning, impressions are like impressionistic art -- theyre about moods and feelings.

In this case, the reality seems to come more in between-the-lines reading.

This past week, head coach Butch Davis:

  • Waited until Thursday to decide and announce that Couch would start even though Holcomb looked like a man with prosthetics as he walked out to practice on Wednesday.

  • Insisted more than once that Holcomb played on a broken leg a week ago and perhaps he could do it again.

  • Said he would love to have Holcomb be the backup quarterback this week even though he has a broken leg and a sprained ankle -- though Nate Hybl will be on the active roster today.

  • Committed to Couch only for this week, saying the only game hes thinking about is Cincinnati.

    None of which bodes well for a long-term return for Couch. Nor does it indicate that Davis is anything but committed to Holcomb -- especially with the Browns returning in a week to Pittsburgh, the site of Holcombs greatest near triumph.

    Holcomb really has had just one outstanding quarter in 12 this season, but Davis seemed to gain more respect for Holcomb in the win over San Francisco.

    He played hard, he played hurt, and he stood in through a victory. Holcomb seems to be Davis guy more than ever before.

    And somewhat surprisingly, Couch doesnt seem to be especially interested in regaining the job on a permanent basis.

    Asked several times whether this gives him a chance to be the starter again, Couch merely said he wanted to win a game.

    This could be the standard "team-first" response, but at some point it would seem reasonable to assume that the former starting quarterback might say that, yes, he would love to win the job back with solid play during the week.

    But the focus in practice this week

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