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Articles in July-August, 2003 issue of Football Digest

• Emmitt by numbers - The Fans Speak Out
  by Joanne McEneany
• War of words: the season has yet to even start, but things already have gotten nasty after Washington's raid of the Jets' roster - The Most Intriguing Free-Agent Moves of 2003
  by Vito Stellino
• The stat sheet: college coaches
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• 2003 Division I-A College Schedules - Names and Numbers
• Barry vs. Emmitt - The Fans Speak Out
  by Tracy Kovar
• Happy days: with all 32 teams having improved themselves, this is the time of year when optimism reigns - 2003 Draft Review
  by Barry Wilner
• An assist from McNair - The Fans Speak Out
  by A. Anderson
• A year too soon for the Sooners: we picked Oklahoma to finish No. 1 in 2002 and were wrong—but this season, Jason White and company will vindicate us - 2003 College Preview
  by Joe Donatelli
• So long, Vet - The Fans Speak Out
  by Darren Grossman
• New York stories: two young superstars—Jeremy Shockey of the Giants and Chad Pennington of the Jets—are writing a new chapter on football in the Big Apple - Cover Story
  by Barry Wilner
• The Moss debate - The Fans Speak Out
  by Ed Gransell
• Tom Dempsey: the defining moment in this kicker's career was, of course, his record 63-yard field goal against the Lions in 1970 - The Game I'll Never Forget
  by Chuck O'Donnell
• Dare we say it? The Bengals are back - Kickoff
  by William Wagner
• "We all have to change": that's easier said than done on the downtrodden Bengals, but the first-time head coach certainly is setting the right tone - Interview: Marvin Lewis
  by Vito Stellino
• Silly money - Uncovering the Past
  by William Wagner
• Quick quiz
• Style points - The Fans Speak Out
• From the top dogs to the real dogs: our five-category evaluations reveal the best and the worst the league has to offer - Special report: NFL head coach ratings
• Super Bucs? - The Fans Speak Out
• The gang that waited too long: for players like Elvin Bethea and Joe DeLamielleure, it's better late than never - Hall of Fame Induction Preview
  by Chuck O'Donnell